Adam Micholich

Adam Micholich is a researcher at the School of Physics, UNSW Sydney, specializing in nanoscale devices for bioelectronics applications. His work bridges the gap between nanoelectronics and biological microscopy, focusing on integrated electrical-optical systems for studying biomolecular processes.

• Collaborates with institutions including University of Tokyo, Lund University, Swansea University, Victoria University of Wellington, and TU Dresden
• Key research areas include membrane protein studies and biocomputation using molecular motors
• Works within UNSW's interdisciplinary network including Single Molecule Science and Materials Science

Research Focus: Develops transparent substrate devices enabling simultaneous electrical and optical analysis of biomolecules, particularly membrane proteins like ion channels and ATPase. Also investigates protein-based biocomputation systems using molecular motors for nanoscale cargo transport and computational problem-solving.

Collaborative Network: Engages with EU Horizon-2020 project Bio4Comp and local UNSW groups such as Lawrence Lee's Single Molecule Science team and Damia Mawad's Materials Science group.