Dr Nebl has a strong track record in applying quantitative proteomics to the study of complex biological processes involved in parasite invasion, signal transduction, cell motility, protein trafficking, epigenetic gene regulation or host immunity. Dr Nebl has extensive expertise in analytical biochemistry and mass spectrometry to characterise the structure, function, post-translational modifications and molecular interactions of therapeutic peptides, proteins and protein complexes. With Centre investigators, Dr Nebl will perform mass spectrometry on proteomes from Australian marsupials or venom samples and interrogate protein-protein interactions of designer proteins with their target(s).