P. Shing Ho studies how DNA structures affect their genomic function, and the use of bioengineering in rational drug design. Ho’s recent research focuses on using halogen bonds to control molecular structure for bioengineering and ligand binding, using x-ray crystallography, …
Chuck Henry researches miniaturization in analytical chemistry, and has developed cutting-edge lab-on-a-chip technologies, including ultra-cheap clinical and environmental diagnostic tools made from ordinary filter paper. Current research projects include the development of paper- and polymer-based microfluidic systems, for the colorimetric …
Bryan Dik is a vocational psychologist. His scholarly work focuses on meaning and purpose in the workplace, calling and vocation in career development, and the intersection of faith and work. He co-invented the award-winning PathwayU, an online career assessment platform …
Anne Cleary explores human memory; specifically, people’s ability to show memory when they experience retrieval failure. Among her research interests are déjà vu, familiarity, tip-of-the-tongue experiences and the science of learning. From 2013 to 2015, Cleary served as program director …
Kristen Buchanan studies nanomagnets, through both experimental investigations and numerical modeling. Her specific focus is on the magnetization reversal and spin excitations of patterned magnetic elements, exploring lateral confinement and coupling effects. Nanomagnets are also important for the advancement of …
A professor of science education in the Department of Biology, Meena Balgopal focuses her research on understanding how students learn through writing and how teachers develop both their base of knowledge and ability to effectively communicate with students. Balgopal began …
