Daniel Frankel

Dr. Daniel Frankel is a researcher affiliated with Newcastle University, specializing in interdisciplinary studies at the intersection of biochemistry, biophysics, and nanotechnology. His work focuses on protein-lipid interactions, viral assembly, and bio-machine interfaces.

• Key research areas include membrane biophysics, HIV protein dynamics, and synthetic biology applications.
• Collaborations span catalysis, biomedical materials, and cancer biology.

His publications from 2001–2020 highlight expertise in structural virology (e.g., HIV capsid assembly), extracellular matrix characterization (fibronectin-integrin complexes), and biohybrid systems for cell-machine communication. He has contributed to studies on naked mole-rat hyaluronan and its implications in cancer resistance. No specific awards or student mentorship details are mentioned in the source data.