Cancer & Physical Sciences Members
The Cancer & Physical Sciences Program unites fundamental chemistry, physical sciences and bioengineering groups that focus on developing cancer-relevant therapeutic and diagnostic agents using nano-scale materials and physical sciences approaches.
Rocklin, Gabriel
Assistant Professor
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We apply computational protein design and directed evolution to develop new therapeutic candidates and probes for targets in cancer. We are especially interested in developing mini protein therapeutic... [more]
Rogers, John
Professor
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My group has active programs of research in materials and patterning techniques for unusual format electronics, optoelectronics, and photovoltaics; bio-integrated devices; bio-inspired device designs;... [more]
Rosenzweig, Amy
Professor
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Professor RosenzweigâÂÂs research group is focused on understanding metalloprotein function on the molecular level. They use structural, spectroscopic, biochemical, genetic, and bioinformatic approach... [more]
Scheidt, Karl
Professor
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Our discoveries focus on efficient, enabling reactions and using simple organic molecules as catalysts. We have been heavily involved in the synthesis and study of multiple anti-tumor/anti-motility ag... [more]
Schiltz, Gary
Research Professor
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Collaborate with faculty on translational research projects to advance basic research towards therapeutic endpoints using small molecules. In this role, I have led multiple early stage drug discovery ... [more]
Silverman, Richard
Professor
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The primary focus in Silverman's laboratory is basic research into central nervous system disorders, including ParkinsonâÂÂs disease, cerebral palsy, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, addiction, and epil... [more]
Stoddart, Sir Fraser
Professor
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Stoddart is one of the few chemists of the past quarter of a century to have created a new field of chemistry - namely, one in which the mechanical bond is a pre-eminent feature of molecular compounds... [more]
Stupp, Samuel
Professor
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Development of novel bioactive biomaterials for regenerative medicine.
Szleifer, Igal G
Professor
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Professor Szleifer's group works on the development and application of theoretical methodologies to study the interactions between cells and biomaterials. For example, his group aims at understanding ... [more]
Thomson, Regan J
Professor
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Cell and Molecular Immunology and Cardiovascular Disease