Post-Doctoral Researcher
Hometown: Sydney, Australia
Jason obtained his PhD from the University of Sydney where he worked with Richard Payne on the use of genetic code reprogramming to discover bioactive peptide macrocycles using mRNA display. In the Muir lab he is interested in developing new methods to uncover mechanisms of regulation of chromatin remodelers. Outside the lab he enjoys spending time with his family, playing guitar and going to the gym.
