Computational Biology Directory
Mark Distefano Professor, Department of Chemistry Microbial Engineering Graduate Program Computational biology, Synthetic biology Molecular recognition and catalysis in the context of proteins, and the process of protein prenylation |
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Kathryn Fixen Assistant Professor, Department of Plant and Microbial Biology Microbial Engineering Graduate Program Biomanufacturing, Bioremediation and resource recovery, Computational biology, Microbial physiology and systems biology, Synthetic biology |
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Ben Hackel Associate Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering & Materials Science Microbial Engineering Graduate Program Computational biology, Protein engineering and design, Synthetic biology Protein engineering technologies to develop physiological molecular targeting agents for molecular diagnostics and targeted therapy |
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Trinity Hamilton Associate Professor, Department of Plant and Microbial Biology Microbial Engineering Graduate Program Bioremediation and resource recovery, Computational biology, Microbial physiology and systems biology Microbial photosynthesis and biogeochemical cycles; genomic, functional and evolutionary study of microbial ecosystems, ecology and evolution |
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Will Harcombe Associate Professor, Department of Ecology, Evolution and Behavior Microbial Engineering Graduate Program Computational biology, Microbial physiology and systems biology Microbial interactions, Eco-evolutionary dynamics, Systems biology |
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Alex Khoruts Professor of Medicine, Department of Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition; Microbiology Immunology and Cancer Biology Program Biomanufacturing, Bioremediation and resource recovery, Computational biology, Industrial biotechnology and bioprocessing, Microbial physiology and systems biology Microbiota-host interactions in health and disease |
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Linda Kinkel Professor, Department of Plant Pathology Bioremediation and resource recovery, Computational biology, Microbial physiology and systems biology Ecology and evolutionary biology of plant-associated microbes |
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Dan Knights Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering Microbial Engineering Graduate Program Computational biology Model host-microbiome interactions; applied methods to find patterns in microbial communities that predict and diagnose human diseases. |
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Chad Myers Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering Computational biology, Microbial physiology and systems biology Computational methods to categorize, visualize, and model biological data and systems |
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Christopher Staley Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery Computational biology Impact of microbiota disruptions on diseases and conditions |