AREA LIFE SCIENCE

SAB Member 2026-2029

Teresa Carlomagno is Full Professor of Integrative Structural Biology at the University of Birmingham, UK. She leads the national biomolecular NMR laboratory hosted in Birmingham that provides access to ultra-high-field NMR and state-of-the-art expertise in NMR methodologies and applications in biology, biomedicine and chemical biology.

She is an internationally recognised leader in integrative structural biology (ISB), specialising in the study of complex and dynamic biomolecular assemblies. Her research focuses on understanding how flexible or even disordered molecular partners communicate, adapt, and function together—work where she has consistently pushed the boundaries of NMR both in solution and solid-state.

Teresa combines NMR spectroscopy with complementary methods including X‑ray scattering, electron microscopy and small‑angle scattering. She also develops advanced computational approaches that enable the integration and interpretation of diverse experimental data within unified structural models. He laboratory focuses on molecular machinery involved in RNA metabolism, gene expression regulation, DNA repair ad signalling.