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Paul G. Ahlquist
Dept. of Oncology & Institute for Molecular Virology
Molecular mechanisms of virus replication and host interactions
Margaret Alexander
Department of Medical Microbiology and Immunology
Defining Mechanisms of Diet-Host-Microbiota-Immune Interactions
Jon Audhya
Department of Biomolecular Chemistry
Regulation of membrane transport during development and disease
David Baum
Department of Botany
Plant phylogenetics; conceptual issues in evolution and systematics; origin of life
David Beebe
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Investigating cellular scale phenomena from both a physical and biological sciences perspective
William Bement
Department of Integrative Biology & Center for Quantitative Cell Imaging
Self-organization in cell division and cell repair
Joshua Brockman
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Measuring and programming cellular mechanobiology
Thomas Brunold
Department of Chemistry
Spectroscopic methods applied to metalloenzyme structure and function
Samuel E. Butcher
Department of Biochemistry
Structural biology of RNA interactions that regulate gene expression
Silvia Cavagnero
Department of Chemistry
Protein structure, folding, dynamics and aggregation in the cell; role of ribosome and molecular chaperones
Edwin Chapman
Dept. of Neuroscience & Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Molecular mechanisms that underlie neuronal exocytosis
Snehal N. Chaudhari
Department of Biochemistry
Interactions of the gut microbiome with the host; intestinal metabolism in health and disease
Scott M. Coyle
Department of Biochemistry
Understanding and engineering microscale molecular and cellular machines
Cynthia M. Czajkowski
Department of Neuroscience
Structure/function relationship in neurotransmitter receptors
Katrina T. Forest
Department of Bacteriology
Structures, functions and mechanisms of microbial proteins; using crystallography, protein engineering, biochemistry, chemical biology and classic microbiology
Samuel H. Gellman
Department of Chemistry
Proteins and protein-like molecules: design, synthesis, structure and function
Christopher Gisriel
Department of Biochemistry
Molecular basis of bioenergetic systems involved in photosynthesis
Randall H. Goldsmith
Department of Chemistry
Single-molecule methods to study chemical reactions, biophysical processes, and materials properties
Timothy Grant
Department of Biochemistry & Morgridge Institute for Research
Studying the structure and dynamics of biological macromolecules using cryo-EM
Aviad Hai
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Bioelectronic sensors for non-destructive electrophysiology
Katherine Henzler-Wildman
Department of Biochemistry
Dynamics and function of integral membrane proteins, secondary active transport, ion channels
Aaron A. Hoskins
Department of Biochemistry
Mechanistic studies of eukaryotic RNA processing using chemical, genetic, and biophysical approaches
Xuhui Huang
Department of Chemistry
Unraveling Protein Dynamics with Molecular Simulations and Machine Learning Tools
Jiaoyang Jiang
Pharmaceutical Sciences Division, School of Pharmacy
Structure, mechanism and function of protein glycosylation in biology and disease
Betul Kacar
Department of Bacteriology
Investigating molecular mechanisms of evolution and the origins of life
Robert N. Kirchdoerfer
Department of Biochemistry & Institute for Molecular Virology
Structural and biochemical exploration of RNA virus entry and replication
Robert Landick
Department of Biochemistry
RNA polymerase structure/function; regulation of transcript elongation in bacteria and humans
Ci Ji Lim
Department of Biochemistry
Mechanism of telomere maintenance; Structure-function studies of biological machines by cryo-EM and single-molecule imaging
Megan McClean
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Systems biology, synthetic biology, cellular engineering, signal processing
Kavi Mehta
Department of Comparative Biosciences
How do leading and lagging strand stress responses and mutagenic bias differ?
Matthew J. Merrins
Dept of Biomolecular Chemistry and Dept of Medicine
Enzymatic regulation of nutrient metabolism and hormone secretion in pancreatic islets
Monica E. Neugebauer
Department of Biochemistry
Discovery, characterization, and evolution of enzymes for biocatalysis and chemical biology
Jacob Notbohm
Department of Engineering Physics
How biological cells adhere, push, pull, and move, using mechanics, soft matter physics, applied math, and cell biology
Andrea Putnam
Department of Biomolecular Chemistry and Center for Quantitative Cell Imaging
Function and regulation of RNA condensates in development
Srivatsan Raman
Departments of Biochemistry
Protein allostery, orthogonal transcriptional systems, programmable synthetic bacteriophages
Chad M. Rienstra
Department of Biochemistry
Development and application of solid-state NMR spectroscopy to protein, lipid and small molecule structure and dynamics
Krishanu Saha
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Stem cell biology, genome engineering and biomaterials expertise to ask unique questions about human biology and disease
Alessandro Senes
Department of Biochemistry
Biochemical and computational studies of membrane protein interactions
Nathan M. Sherer
Dept. of Oncology & Institute for Molecular Virology
Cell biology of viral HIV-1 replication; single cell imaging technologies and biochemical and cell-based assays
Raunak Sinha
Department of Neuroscience
Visual processing in the retina: How cellular, synaptic and circuit mechanisms shape retinal structure and function
Melissa Skala
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Combating cancer using photonics-based technologies and developing personal cancer treatment strategies
Aussie Suzuki
Department of Oncology
Cell biology, machanobiology, cancer biology, nanobiology, and biophysics in cell division machinery
Reid C. Van Lehn
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering
Biomolecular simulation; nano-bio interactions; complex bio interfaces; cotranslational protein synthesis; biomembranes
Jade Wang
Department of Bacteriology
Bacterial Stress Response, Nucleotide Signaling, Mutagenesis, Antibiotic Resistance
Amy M. Weeks
Department of Biochemistry
Spatially-resolved mapping of post-translational modifications; protein engineering; chemoproteomics
Elizabeth R. Wright
Dept. of Biochemistry & Morgridge Institute for Research
3D structure of viruses, bacteria, and mammalian cells by cryo-electron microscopy
Filiz Yesilkoy
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Developing new bioanalytical methods using nanophotonic tools
John Yin
Dept. of Chemical & Biological Engineering
Theoretical and experimental approaches to understand how viruses grow and evolve
Martin Zanni
Department of Chemistry
We develop and utilize ultrafast multidimensional spectroscopies to study topics in biophysics and materials science