Zehui is a four-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 second-year PhD student. She joined the UoL after finishing her MChem studies at the University of Oxford, doing her Part II project (Master´s project) in the PRM group at Oxford. Manon´s PhD project focuses on semi-synthetic hydrogenases and on studying CO dehydrogenases (CODH) to learn from them how to develop artificial metalloenzymes for H2 conversion and CO2 reduction. Outside of the lab, she enjoys seeing friends, cooking, and watching sports.

Phoebe is a first-year CENTA PhD Student. Her project looks into finding proteins from extremophiles to use as scaffolds for the development of Artificial Metalloenzymes. She is a Leicester graduate and completed her MChem project (Master's project) in the PRM group on investigating de novo designed proteins as artificial scaffolds for developing Artificial Metalloenzymes for energy conversion reactions. 

Xiao is a first-year PhD student. He joined the UoL after finishing his undergraduate studies at the Dalian University of Technology in China. His PhD project is about photocatalysis, investigating visible-light-driven H2 production and CO2 reduction in [FeFe] hydrogenase and CO dehydrogenase enzymes. In his free time, he enjoys cooking and watching movies.

Yuzhe is a first-year PhD student. She completed her undergraduate studies at Zhengzhou University of Light Industry. She joined the PRM lab after obtaining her Master's degree in Molecular Diagnosis and Biotechnology at the University of Camerino, Italy. Her current PhD project focuses on producing artificial metalloenzymes for CO2 reduction by inserting cofactors into heme-based protein scaffolds. 

Aaisha is a final year Integrated Masters student at UoL. Her project focuses on developing new cryo-electron microscopy methods to study anaerobic CO₂ reduction enzymes. The work combines experimental and computational methods to explore enzyme structure and function under controlled conditions. Outside of the lab, she enjoys playing games, reading and mixed martial arts.