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John E. Smedley

Professor of Physics

atomic and molecular collisions and spectroscopy, chemical physics, musical acoustics, renewable energy

Matthew J. Côté

Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry

electronic structure of solids, interaction of light and matter, microscopy, nanotechnology, physical chemistry, plasmonics, spectroscopy

Travis J. Gould

Assistant Professor of Physics

adaptive optics, development and application of fluorescence microscopy techniques, fluorescence correlation spectroscopy, fluorescence nanoscopy, image processing, Lightsheet microscopy, STED microscopy, Super-resolution microscopy

Larissa M. Williams

Assistant Professor of Biology

biological importance of genetic variation, developmental biology, evolution, molecular biology, molecular mechanisms of toxicology and development, responses to toxicants and environmental change across trophic levels and development, toxicology

Thomas J. Wenzel

Charles A Dana Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry

analytical chemistry, chemical analysis and measurements, chiral analysis, host-guest complexation, NMR spectroscopy

Jennifer L. Koviach-Côté

Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry

anti-oxidants and radical scavengers, bio-organic chemistry, carbohydrate chemistry, chemical synthesis, organic chemistry, spectroscopy

Geneva Laurita

Assistant Professor of Chemistry

Nathan E. Lundblad

Associate Professor of Physics

Bose-Einstein condensation, evaporative cooling, laser cooling, magnetic trapping, optical lattices, optical trapping, quantum physics, radiofrequency and microwave dressing, solid-state analogues, spin-dependent potentials, ultracold atomic physics

T. Glen Lawson

Charles A. Dana Professor of Chemistry

anti-viral host cell defense systems, biochemistry, enzymology and enzyme kinetics, mammalian protein synthesis (translation), molecular virology, nucleic acid chemistry and structure, picornavirus replication, protein purification and characterization, ubiquitin-mediated cellular proteolysis

Karen A. Palin

Lecturer in Biology

community engaged public health issues, host pathogen interactions, medical microbiology, microbiology, public health
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