Research in my group centres on developing microscopic theories for a variety of phenomena relating to the electronic properties of condensed matter, with particular emphasis on the roles of disorder, strong electron correlations, and their interplay. This encompasses both the vast world of the solid state, be it crystalline or amorphous, as well as mesoscopic and nanoscale systems such as quantum dots and molecular electronic devices. The work is very much interdisciplinary, straddling the borders of chemistry, physics and materials.