Lego sculptures on display at Imperial Festival

Dr Morgan Beeby is Lecturer in Structural Biology within the Department of Life Sciences. 

The Beeby Lab are interested in how the molecular machinery of the cell assembles, functions, and evolves. Their current primary focus is the bacterial flagellar motor, a nanoscale motor that acts as a propellor for the bacterium.

Dr Morgan Beeby is also a co-director of the Department of Life Science's MRes in Structural Molecular Biology. He has been involved with the annual Imperial Festival for several years.

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About Imperial Festival

Every year, we open our doors in South Kensington to share with the public our research in science, engineering, health and business.

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