Faculty

TypeCampusGraduate ProgramsResearch Areas
NameResearch DescriptionResearch Areas
Michelle AartsBiochemistry and signal transduction in ischemia, proteomics, molecular biology, ion channel biology, neuroscience.
Mounir AbouHaidarVirology. Research interests lie in the area of the molecular biology of plant and animal viruses. Development of "transgenic" plants resistant to viruses: mechanisms of resistance. Research interests lie in the area of the molecular biology
Ian R. BrownMolecular Biology, Neurobiology
Malcolm CampbellFunctional genomics of plant growth and development
Belinda ChangMolecular Evolution of Vision, Experimental Studies of Ancestral Proteins
Hai-Ying (Mary) ChengGenetics of Biological Timing in Mammals
John R. ColemanMolecular biology & biochemisty of photosynthesis
Ingo EnsmingerPlant Physiology & Global Change Molecular Physiology of Trees; Photosynthesis and Carbon metabolism; Development of Tools for Marker Assisted Selection in Trees
George S. EspiePhotosynthesis, CO2 concentrating mechanisms (CCM), membrane transport CO2 /HCO3-, carboxysome structure / function, carbonic anhydrase structure / function / evolution, microalgal photosynthesis & CCMsmitochondion / chloroplast interactions
Sonia GazzarriniFunctional genomics, cell and molecular biology of seed development and germination. Hormone interaction. Abiotic stress.
David LovejoyHormone form & function
Emma MasterBiocatalysts for the production of new materials from plant biomass. Enzyme Engineering, Fungal genomics and proteomics.
Peter McCourtMolecular genetics of plant hormone signal transduction
Patrick O. McGowanEpigenetic mechanisms in neuroplasticity and the response to stress as a function of parental factors in mammals.
David R. McMillenSynthetic biology (design and construction of novel cellular devices in living cells, to alter and control their behaviour); systems biology (the dynamics and behaviour of cells and networks).
Joshua N. MilsteinQuantitative Biology; Conformational DNA Dynamics; Stochastic Gene Expression
Jennifer MitchellGenome Folding and Regulation of Gene Expression
Alan MosesRegulatory sequences and networks. Evolution of regulatory systems. Comparative genomic and other computational and experimental approaches.
Eiji NambaraPlant hormone metabolism and its action
Ian OrchardInsect Neurophysiology
Sergio PeisajovichSynthetic and Systems Biology of Regulatory Networks. Network evolution and engineering.
Nicholas ProvartBioinformatics; gene expression in plants in response to abiotic and biotic stresses; use of gene expression data to study genome evolution; hypothesis generation with large publicly-available data sets
C. Daniel RiggsCellular & molecular aspects of plant development; homedomain proteins & chromatin structure
Maurice RinguetteMolecular Biology and Development
Patricia RomansMolecular Genetics of the Malaria vector mosquito, Anopheles gambiae
Mauricio R. TerebiznikCellular microbiology.
Bebhinn TreanorMolecular immunology, intercellular communication, cell signalling, imaging
Guojun YangActivity, regulation and evolution of mobile genetic elements; development of bioinformatics tools; molecular genetics, genomics, and bioinformatics
Keiko YoshiokaPlant-microbe interaction
Rongmin ZhaoMolecular chaperones; Cellular protein homeostasis