Bogomolni, Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Biophysical chemistry, photobiology, light energy conversion and signal transduction in biological systems

Deamer, Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus
Membrane biophysics, nanopore analysis of nucleic acids, self-assembly of amphiphilic molecules, astrobiology

Einarsdóttir, Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Time-resolved spectroscopy, biophysics and bioenergetics, ligand binding and electron transfer dynamics of redox metalloproteins, heme-copper oxidases, proton translocation

Holman, Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Biological chemistry, bioinorganic chemistry, enzymology, inhibitor design and drug discovery

Millhauser, Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Electron spin resonance; nuclear magnetic resonance, melanocortin receptor signaling, agouti and agouti-related proteins, prions, solid phase protein sy

Partch, Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Biochemistry and biophysics, nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy; molecular mechanism of circadian rhythmicity

Rubin, Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry and Faculty Graduate Director
Biochemistry and biophysical chemistry; molecular mechanisms of cell cycle regulation, nuclear magnetic resonance, x-ray crystallography

Schleich, Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Biomedical magnetic resonance spectroscopy magnetic resonance imaging, nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, biophysical chemistry

Scott, Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Three-dimensional atomic structure and function of ribozymes, enzymes, and RNA-protein complexes, static and time-resolved X-ray crystallography, development of structure-based anti-viral agents, RNA evolution, origin of catalysis, and the origin of life.

Stone, Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Single-molecule Biophysics and Enzymology; Structure, function, and assembly of the telomerase ribonucleoprotein, Fluorescence Resonance
Energy Transfer (FRET), optical/magnetic trapping, sub-diffraction optical imaging of telomeres and the nucleus