Tenured & Tenure-track Faculty
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Dr. Dean B. Atkinson
Application of new measurement technology to environmental problems

Dr. Albert S. Benight
Biophysical Chemistry of biological macromolecules with applications in Biotechnology

Dr. Andrea Mitchell Goforth
Synthetic development, property control, analytical characterization and application of surface-tailored, size-controlled inorganic nanoparticles for biomedical imaging and nanoscale electronics

Dr. Dirk Iwata-Reuyl, Department Chair
Biological and bioorganic chemistry, mechanistic enzymology, modification of RNA
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Dr. Erik Johansson
Materials chemistry for energy conversion
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Dr. Tami Lasseter Clare
Developing methods to conserve material cultural heritage
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Dr. Niles Lehman
RNA-directed catalysis, origins of life, and prebiotic chemistry
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Dr. Theresa McCormick
Ligand design and metal complexes for solar energy conversion and chiral recognition
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Dr. James F. Pankow
Physical chemistry governing the formation of organic particulate material (PM) in the atmosphere, including the effects of PM on air quality and climate; all physical and analytical chemistry aspects of environmental chemistry; advanced analytical chemistry of organic compounds by various methods that include GC/MS, LC/MS, GC×GC/MS, and LC×LC/MS
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Dr. John J. Perona
Quantitative biology of the protein translation apparatus
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Dr. David H. Peyton
Drug discovery and development to treat infectious agents, as well as biophysical studies of biomolecules, primarily using nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
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Dr. Shankar B. Rananavare
Materials, Processing in Nanolithography and Nanoelectronics

Dr. Kevin A. Reynolds

Dr. Gwen Shusterman
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Dr. Rueben H. Simoyi
Biological and Biophysical Chemistry of Thiols in the Physiological Environment
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Dr. Robert Strongin
Synthesis and evaluation of novel redox and chromophore materials
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Dr. David Stuart
Organotransition metal chemistry, catalysis, and development of new chemical reactivity for organic synthesis
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Dr. Mark Woods
Focus on both fundamental and practical aspects of developing improved molecular imaging probes
