Marc van der Kamp
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Marc van der Kamp is an Associate Professor at the University of Bristol, United Kingdom. His research focuses on biochemistry, particularly the mechanisms of enzyme action and resistance, as evidenced by his recent publications on heme peroxidases, β-lactamases, and antibiotic synthesis. In addition, he is interested in the dynamic behavior of biomolecules, as well as the application of FAIR principles in biomolecular simulations.
Recent Grants
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Engineering Water Capture in Terpene Synthases
Open Date: 2017-09-30
Close Date: 2020-09-29
Grant: Close
Multi-scale enzyme modelling for SynBio: optimizing biocatalysts for selective synthesis of bioactive compounds
Open Date: 2015-12-01
Close Date: 2020-11-30
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University of Bristol
University of Bristol
3 months ago
Fully funded PhD opportunity for September 2026 at the University of Bristol within the SWBio DTP programme. The project is titled “Simulation-guided redesign of polyketide synthase enzymes to obtain novel antibiotics” and is supervised by Dr Marc van der Kamp in collaboration with Prof Matthew Crump . The research combines biomolecular simulation , MD , QM/MM , ML/MM , enzymology , structural biology , biosynthesis , and organic chemistry to understand complex polyketide synthase systems and redesign enzymes to generate alternative molecules with antibiotic potential. The post is explicitly advertised as a fully-funded 4-year PhD studentship and is part of a competitively awarded doctoral training partnership. The post states that it is for UK Home students only . The programme page notes that there are up to two studentships available for projects starting in September 2026. Application deadline: 23:59 BST on Friday 24 July 2026 . Applicants should review the SWBio project listing and eligibility requirements, then apply through the programme application route. Project enquiries should be directed to the listed supervisor unless otherwise stated. Relevant research interests include biomolecular simulation , enzyme engineering , antibiotic discovery , polyketide synthase , and AI-assisted molecular design .
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Collaborators (35)
Celia Gregson
University of Bristol
Gregory R. Bowman
Washington University School of Medicine
Ross Robinson
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Steven D. Bull
University of Bath
Monserrat Manzo
University of Bristol
Christopher Pudney
Senior Lecturer
University of Bath
David K Cole
Cardiff University School of Medicine
Rob Barringer
University of Bristol
Rachael Andrews
University of Bath
Nobuhiko Tokuriki
Professor
The University of British Columbia
Robin Groleau
University of Bath
Matthew Philip Crump
University of Bristol
Ross Anderson
University of Bristol
Emma Duncan
King’s College London
Susan J. Crennell
University of Bath
Steven Burston
University of Bristol
James Bowen
University of Bristol
Marina Rubini
Assistant Professor
Dublin City University
Christopher Woods
University of Bristol
Michael Beer
University of Bristol
Neelam Hassan
University of Bristol
Carol A. Parish
University of Richmond
Vickery Arcus
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Jennifer Scott
University of Bristol
Paul R. Race
University of Bristol
Aideen McInerney‐Leo
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Tom Haines
University of Bath
Alvan Hengge
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Utah State University
Sameer Velankar
European Bioinformatics Institute
Sbusisiwe Mbatha
Professional and Administrative, Centre Manager - QETLabs
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Adrian Mulholland
Professor at School of Physics
University of Bristol
Birgit Strodel
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Iñaki Tuñón
University of Valencia
Jon Tobias
University of Bristol
Abbie Lear
University of Bristol
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