Faculty with a Research Interest in Biophysics & Structural Biology at Brandeis University:

Students may choose to carry out Ph.D. thesis research with any of the faculty in the Life Sciences . The Biophysics and Structural Biology Program is especially strong in the areas of x-ray crystallography, nuclear magnetic resonance, biophysical computation and modeling, and macromolecular physical chemistry. Faculty with research interests in these areas are listed below:

Enzyme structure and mechanism	Lizbeth Hedstrom Gregory A. Petsko Dagmar Ringe
Membrane protein structure and mechanism	Nikolaus Grigorieff Judith Herzfeld Christopher Miller Daniel Oprian Douglas Theobald
Molecular motors and cytoskeletal proteins	Carolyn Cohen Jeff Gelles Bruce Goode Daniela Nicastro Azadeh Samadani
Macromolecular dynamics and biophysical chemistry	Jeffrey Agar Irving Epstein Seth Fraden Anne Gershenson Dorothee Kern Robert Meyer Thomas Pochapsky
Computational biophysics and modeling	Zvonimir Dogic Michael Hagan Jané Kondev

 

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