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Kimberly Raab-Graham Assistant Professor of Neurobiology Email web site	My current research has focused on identifying synaptic mRNAs and developing tools to characterize the local translation of these transcripts. I now plan to use these tools to address the questions of what mRNA...
Pengyu Ren Assistant Professor Email web site	Dr. Ren studies the structure and function of biomolecules, with pharmaceutical and biomedical applications. Ren’s research team uses a range of computational tools to study the structure, dynamics and interact...
John Richburg Associate Professor Head, Division of Pharmacology and Toxicology Email web site	The broad focus of my research is the investigation of the mechanism(s) by which environmental toxicants affect male reproduction. My specific research interests are directed towards thee understanding of the s...
Austen Riggs Professor of Biology Email web site	Interactions between and within macromolecular assemblages are frequently the key to understanding many complex cellular processes. I am particularly interested in the molecular mechanisms responsible for pr...
Jon Robertus Professor in Chemistry & Biochemistry Benjamin Clayton Centennial Professor In Biochemistry Email web site	Research in my laboratory focuses on protein structure, action, engineering and rational drug design. This includes analysis of three-dimensional structure by X-ray crystallography, site-directed mutation of cl...
Stanley Roux Professor in Molecular Cell & Developmental Biology Email web site	We are studying how the stimuli of light and gravity alter patterns of plant development. In our studies of light-induced responses we have found that ectoapyrase, an enzyme whose expression is strongly regulat...
Krishnendu Roy Associate Professor in Biomedical Engeering Email web site	My overall research interest is in developing novel concepts for polymer controlled delivery of biological factors, especially for nucleic acid therapeutics (DNA, SiRNA and oligos) and stem cell engineering...
Rick Russell Associate Professor in Chemistry & Biochemistry Email web site	Our group combines biochemical and biophysical approaches to study the processes of RNA folding and assembly with proteins. Some of nature’s most complex and important enzyme machines are composed of RNA and pr...