Tagged: Protein Sequence Analysis

Professional Researcher

Professor

My research seeks to invent approaches to engineer new biological functions at multiple scales, ranging from atomic details to macromolecular machines to cellular processes. By building new functions through a combination of computational design and experimental engineering, I also hope to learn...

Professor

My lab develops software tool for visualizing and analyzing molecular
structures at scales ranging from the atomic to the supramolecular.

 

Associate Dean and Professor

I am interested in the structure, function, and evolution of proteins and their assemblies. As Associate Dean of Research, I advise the dean and School leaders on research issues and opportunities and represent the School to campus research decision makers and on research-related campus committees.

Professor Emeritus

My work in computational biology is aimed at learning how nature has evolved the enzyme reactions necessary for life. I use that knowledge to guide enzyme engineering in the lab, leading to the discovery of new reactions and the improvement of function prediction.