Associate ProfessorShelley Wickham

Shelley has a number of research projects available that cover a range of nanotechnology, chemical and material science topics, including:

• design and synthesis of self-assembling DNA nanostructures and DNA origami
• proto-cells made of DNA gels and liquids that move under flow in microfluidic channels
• new plasma fabrication methods for biomolecule micropatterning
• DNA compution circuits for navigating the brain using machine learning

Honours projects available in the Faculty in Science are listed on the Faculty website, under either Chemistry or Physics.

Whether you are a prospective undergraduate, Honours student, PhD candidate or postdoc, see thegroup webpage for more info, and please feel free to contact Dr Wickham to learn more about research and the current opportunities available.

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Shelley is always interested in welcoming enthusiastic and talented individuals from diverse backgrounds to join our team! The Wickham Group are looking for PhD applicants who have an outstanding academic or research track record to apply for scholarship funding.

Shelley's research aligns with the Faculty of Science Research Strengths - Molecules to Materials, Preventing and Treating Disease & Disorder, Next Generation Materials.