Zehui is a third-year DPhil student at Jesus College at the University of Oxford. She is co-supervised by Dr. Patricia Rodriguez-Macia and Prof. Kylie Vincent. Her project focuses on using advanced spectroscopy techniques to study the iron-sulfur cluster relay of [FeFe] hydrogenases. Besides chemistry, she also has interests in the culture of ancient Greece and Rome, and Renaissance art. In her spare time, she enjoys visiting museums, debating, and playing badminton.

Manon is a first-year PhD student. She joins UoL after finishing her MChem studies at the University of Oxford. Her PhD project focuses on studying CO dehydrogenases (CODH) to learn from them how to develop artificial metalloenzymes for CO2 reduction. Outside of the lab, she enjoys seeing friends, cooking, and watching sports.

Phoebe is a fourth-year MChem student. She is doing her final year project (Master's project) on investigating de novo designed proteins as artificial scaffolds for developing artificial metalloenzymes for energy conversion reactions. 

Evelina is a third-year PhD student in the Jarvis group at the University of Edinburgh. She is a visiting PhD student at the University of Leicester working in the Rodriguez-Macia lab electrochemical and spectroscopic studies of her myoglobin-based artificial metalloenzymes. In her free time, she enjoys hiking.

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Link: Amanda Jarvis