Research/Teaching Faculty
Research Faculty
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Jeffrey Agar Shapiro Science Center 3-07 781-736-2425 agar@brandeis.edu |
High resolution mass spectrometry studies of protein post-translational modification |
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Li Deng Edison-Lecks 322 781-736-2529 deng@brandeis.edu |
Asymmetric catalysis and asymmetric synthesis. Solid phase synthesis and combinatorial chemistry. Chiral recognition. Chemical approaches towards understanding protein functions. |
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Irving Epstein Shapiro Science Center 3-09 781-736-2503 epstein@brandeis.edu |
Oscillating chemical reactions and pattern formation in reaction-diffusion systems. Mathematical modeling of biochemical kinetics and neural systems |
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Bruce Foxman Edison-Lecks 118 781-736-2532 foxman1@brandeis.edu |
X-ray structure determination, coordination plymers, chemical, physical, and crystallographic studies of solid-state reactions |
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Lizbeth Hedstrom Kosow-Wolfson 112 781-736-2333 hedstrom@brandeis.edu |
Relationship between protein structure and function in enzyme catalysis and inhibitor action. Understanding the effects of mutations in vivo. |
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Judith Herzfeld Shapiro Science Center 3-06 781-736-2538 herzfeld@brandeis.edu |
Solid-state NMR studies of structure and function in membrane proteins and bio-inspired materials. Statistical thermodynamics of proton transfer and transport in proteins and bio-inspired materials.
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Peter Jordan Edison-Lecks 115 781-736-2540 jordan@brandeis.edu |
Statistical mechanics of membranes and of membrane transport. Electrostatic modeling of ion pores. Molecular dynamics. Theories of ionic solvation. |
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Isaac Krauss Edison-Lecks 226 781-736-2574 kraussi@brandeis.edu |
Study of organic synthesis, including its interface with other areas of chemical science, including organometallics and chemical biology. |
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Gregory Petsko Rosenstiel 653 781-736-4093 petsko@brandeis.edu |
Protein crystallography, especially direct observation of transient species by low-temperature and Laue methods. Signal transduction in allergy and chemotaxis. Protein dynamics. |
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Thomas Pochapsky Rosenstiel 655 781-736-2559 pochapsk@brandeis.edu |
Self-assembly of chemical and biological systems. Transient interactions in solution by NMR. NMR of soluble proteins. Protein stability and folding by NMR and mutagenesis. |
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Dagmar Ringe Rosenstiel 654 781-736-4902 ringe@brandeis.edu |
X-ray crystallography of proteins.Studies of protein structure and function, enzyme mechanisms and protein-ligand and protein-protein interaction |
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Barry Snider Edison-Lecks 225 781-736-2550 snider@brandeis.edu |
Synthesis of natural products, new synthetic methods, free radical chemistry, Lewis acid induced reactions, ketene cycloadditions |
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Christine Thomas |
Synthesis of new ligands and transition metal complexes with the ultimate goal of uncovering new approaches to the catalytic activation and functionalization of small molecules and organic substrates. |
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Bing Xu Edison-Lecks 320 781-736-5201 bxu@brandeis.edu |
New molecular materials and nanomaterials for the exploration in biomedicine (e.g., molecular drug delivery, cancer therapy, biomedical diagnostics, and biomimetics) and other fundamental problems in nanoscience and biological science. |
Teaching/Adjunct Faculty
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Milos Dolnik Lecturer in Chemistry Shapiro Science Center 00-11A 781-736-2604 dolnik@brandeis.edu |
Oscillating chemical reactions and pattern formation in reaction-diffusion systems. Mathematical modeling of biochemical kinetics and neural systems. |
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Claudia Novack-Jones Lecturer in Chemistry Edison-Lecks 120 781-736-2582 novack@brandeis.edu |
Undergraduate chemistry education. |
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Susan Pochapsky Rosenstiel 601 781-736-2543 ssp@brandeis.edu |
Self-assembly of chemical and biological systems. Transient interactions in solution by NMR. NMR of soluble proteins. Protein stability and folding by NMR and mutagenesis. |
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Jason Pontrello Lecturer in Chemistry Shapiro Science Center 00-08B 781-736-2545 pontrell@brandeis.edu |
Organic chemistry, chemical biology and chemical education. |
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Arthur Reis Lecturer in Chemistry Bassine 103 781-736-3111 reis@brandeis.edu |
Single mtDNA molecule amplification for Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) determination in Human biological samples that impact our understanding of aging, and use in forensic assays. |
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Timothy Rose Visiting Professor of Chemistry Edison-Lecks 119 781-736-2515 trose@brandeis.edu |
Physical and Environmental Chemistry, materials science, electrochemistry, photochemistry; undergraduate laboratory development. |