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Douglas Barrick
Professor, Department of Biophysics
- 410-516-0409
- barrick@jhu.edu
- Research Interests: Determination of an atomic-level description of structure and function in proteins
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Alexis Battle
Associate Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering
- 410-516-4253
- ajbattle@jhu.edu
- Wyman S249
- Group/Lab Website
- Research Interests: Genomics and machine learning
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Karen Beemon
Professor, Department of Biology
- 410-516-7289
- klb@jhu.edu
- Research Interests: Role of TERT and microRNAs in oncogenesis, retroviral RNA stability
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Brittany Belin
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Biology; Staff, Carnegie Institution
- belin@carnegiescience.edu
- Research Interests: Cell biology of symbiotic bacteria and their associations with plants
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Alex Bortvin
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Biology;
Staff, Carnegie Institution of Washington- 410-246-3034
- bortvin@ciwemb.edu
- Research Interests: Genetic and epigenetic controls of germ cell development and function in vertebrates
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Gregory Bowman
Associate Professor, Department of Biophysics
- 410-516-7850
- gdbowman@jhu.edu
- Research Interests: Chromatin structure and nucleosome remodeling
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Nichole Broderick
Assistant Professor
- nbroder1@jhu.edu
- 138 Levi
- Research Interests: Molecular and cellular mechanisms by which the microbiome affects animal development, physiology and immunity
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Brian Camley
Assistant Professor, Department of Physics and Astronomy
- 410-516-7683
- bcamley@jhu.edu
- Bloomberg 243
- Group/Lab Website
- Research Interests: Cell motility, chemotaxis, collective motion, soft matter, and fluid mechanics in cell biology
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Xin Chen
Professor, Department of Biology
- 410-516-4576 | Lab 410-516-6543
- xchen32@jhu.edu
- 137 Levi Hall
- Research Interests: Epigenetic regulation of Drosophila germ cell differentiation from a stem cell lineage
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Phillip Cleves
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Biology; Staff, Carnegie Institution of Washington
- cleves@carnegiescience.edu
- Research Interests: Genetic and cellular bases of coral-algal symbiosis and its breakdown due to stress
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Kyle Cunningham
Professor, Department of Biology
- 410-516-7844
- kwc@jhu.edu
- 204 Biology East
- Research Interests: Calcium signaling and mechanisms of gene expression in yeast
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Jocelyne DiRuggiero
Associate Research Professor, Department of Biology
- 410-516-8498
- jdiruggiero@jhu.edu
- Research Interests: Molecular microbial ecology of extremophiles; molecular mechanisms of stress response
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Chen-Ming Fan
Adjunct Professor, Department of Biology;
Staff, Carnegie Institution of Washington- 410-246-3022
- fan@ciwemb.edu
- Research Interests: Molecular patterning and embryonic induction during mouse early development
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Steven A. Farber
Adjunct Professor, Department of Biology;
Staff, Carnegie Institution of Washington- 410-246-3072
- farber@ciwemb.edu
- Research Interests: Real-time imaging of lipid metabolism in live zebrafish; identification of genes which regulate cholesterol absorption using biochemical and genetic strategies
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Karen Fleming
Professor, Department of Biophysics
- 410-516-7256
- Karen.Fleming@jhu.edu
- Jenkins 416
- Research Interests: Structure, energetics, and folding of membrane proteins
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Ernesto Freire
Henry Walters Professor, Department of Biology
- 410-516-7743
- ef@jhu.edu
- Research Interests: Structure-based thermodynamics of molecular recognition and function
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Stephen Fried
Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry
- 410-516-7835
- sdfried@jhu.edu
- Remsen 121
- Research Interests: Folding and assembly of proteins and molecular machines in vivo; crosslinking mass spectrometry; ancient proteins and the origins of life; synthetic biology and directed evolution.
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Joseph Gall
Adjunct Professor, Department of Biology;
Staff, Carnegie Institution of Washington- 410-246-3017
- gall@ciwemb.edu
- Research Interests: Chromosome structure and function; nucleic acids in development
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Bertrand Garcia-Moreno
Bertrand Garcia-Moreno
- 410-516-4497
- bertrand@jhu.edu
- Research Interests: Biophysical chemistry of regulatory interactions in proteins, nucleic acids, and their assemblies
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Andrew Gordus
Assistant Professor, Department of Biology
- 410-516-6509
- agordus@jhu.edu
- 207 Biology East
- Research Interests: Understanding how novel and innate behaviors are encoded at the cellular and genetic level
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Marc M. Greenberg
Professor, Department of Chemistry
- 410-516-8095
- mgreenberg@jhu.edu
- New Chemistry Building 313
- Research Interests: Nucleic acid damage and repair
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Taekjip Ha
Professor, Department of Biophysics and Biophysical Chemistry, School of Medicine
- tjha@jhu.edu
- 619 WBSB
- Research Interests: Single molecule and single cell analysis of nucleic acids, chromatin and mechanical biology
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Vincent Hilser
Professor and Chair, Department of Biology
- 410-516-4693
- hilser@jhu.edu
- Mudd 123
- Research Interests: Protein conformational fluctuations and their role in function, adaptation and disease
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Margaret Johnson
Assistant Professor, Department of Biophysics
- 410-516-2376
- mjohn218@jhu.edu
- Research Interests: Theoretical and computational modeling of protein interactions at the cellular scale
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Robert Johnston
Associate Professor, Department of Biology
- 410-516-4954
- robertjohnston@jhu.edu
- Research Interests: Stochastic gene expression and nuclear architecture in fly eyes and human retinal organoids
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Christian Kaiser
Assistant Professor, Department of Biology
- 410-516-4486
- kaiser@jhu.edu
- Research Interests: Single-molecule biochemistry studies of the machines and processes in protein translation, translocation and folding
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John Kim
Associate Professor, Department of Biology
- 410-516-3286
- jnkim@jhu.edu
- 389 UTL
- Research Interests: Deciphering the biological function of microRNAs and other small RNAs expressed in the genome
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Yumi Kim
Assistant Professor
- 410-516-6504
- yumi.kim@jhu.edu
- 385 UTL
- Research Interests: Chromosome dynamics during meiosis
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Alfredo Kirkwood
Professor, Department of Neuroscience
- 410-516-6410
- kirkwood@jhu.edu
- Research Interests: Cellular mechanisms that control learning and the formation of new memories throughout the lifespan
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Rejji Kuruvilla
Director, CMDB Graduate Program;
Professor, Department of Biology- 410-516-2366
- rkuruvilla@jhu.edu
- Research Interests: Control of neuronal development by target-derived neurotrophins
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Juliette Lecomte
Professor, Department of Biophysics
- 410-516-7019
- lecomte_jtj@jhu.edu
- Research Interests: NMR spectroscopy and protein structure
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Hey-Kyoung Lee
Associate Professor, School of Medicine
- 410-516-5712
- heykyounglee@jhu.edu
- Research Interests: Cellular and molecular mechanisms of synaptic plasticity underlying memory formation
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William Ludington
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Biology; Staff, Department of Embryology, Carnegie Institution of Washington
- (410) 246-3003
- ludington@carnegiescience.edu
- Rm 317, Maxine Singer Building (Carnegie Institution)
- Group/Lab Website
- Research Interests: Mechanisms of complexity in microbiome-host interactions
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Rajiv McCoy
Assistant Professor, Department of Biology
- 410-516-0942
- rajiv.mccoy@jhu.edu
- UTL 383
- Group/Lab Website
- Research Interests: Computational genomics; human evolution and functional genetic variation
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Sua Myong
Associate Professor, Department of Biophysics
- 410-516-7245
- smyong@jhu.edu
- Mergenthaler 168
- Group/Lab Website
- Research Interests: Single molecule and single cell imaging of biological pathways including RNA interference, neurodegeneration, G-quadruplex, nucleosome and telomere processes
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Michael Schatz
Bloomberg Distinguished Associate Professor of Computer Science and Biology
- (410) 516-5765
- mschatz@jhu.edu
- Malone 323
- Research Interests: My research interests are Genome sequencing, Comparative Genomics, Single Cell and Single Molecule Biology, Bioinformatics
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Joel Schildbach
Professor, Department of Biology;
KSAS Vice Dean for Undergraduate Studies- 410-516-0176
- joel@jhu.edu
- UTL 379
- Research Interests: Structural biology of bacterial conjugation
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Robert Schleif
Professor, Department of Biology
- 410-516-5206
- schleif@jhu.edu
- Mudd 239
- Research Interests: Protein-DNA interactions and regulation of gene activity
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Trina Schroer
Professor, Department of Biology
- 410-516-5373
- schroer@jhu.edu
- Bio East 203
- Research Interests: Microtubule-based motor proteins and their roles in cellular architecture
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Allan Spradling
Adjunct Professor, Department of Biology;
Director, Carnegie Institution of Washington;
Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute- 410-246-3021
- spradling@ciwemb.edu
- Research Interests: Oogenesis; Drosophila genomics
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Craig A. Townsend
Professor, Department of Chemistry
- 410-516-7444
- ctownsend@jhu.edu
- Remsen 252
- Group/Lab Website
- Research Interests: Biosynthesis of natural products, stereochemical and mechanistic studies of enzyme action
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Tatjana Trcek
Assistant Professor, Biology Department
- 410-516-1152
- ttrcekp1@jhu.edu
- 16A Biology East
- Group/Lab Website
- Research Interests: Spatial organization of cellular mRNAs, RNA granules, imaging
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Mark Van Doren
Professor, Department of Biology
- 410-516-4717
- vandoren@jhu.edu
- Mudd 305B (Temporarily relocated to Mudd 16)
- Research Interests: Germ cell development and gonad formation
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Sarah Woodson
Professor, Department of Biophysics
- 410-516-2015
- swoodson@jhu.edu
- Research Interests: Determination of three-dimensional folding of RNA
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Carl Wu
Professor, Department of Biology
- 410-516-7496
- wuc@jhu.edu
- 387 UTL
- Research Interests: Eukaryotic chromatin structure and function. Biochemistry of nucleosome remodeling and gene transcription, and live cell-single molecule imaging of histone and nuclear protein dynamics
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Haiqing Zhao
Professor, Department of Biology
- 410-516-7391
- hzhao@jhu.edu
- Mudd 226
- Research Interests: Function and development of olfactory sensory neurons
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Yixian Zheng
Adjunct Professor, Department of Biology;
Staff, Carnegie Institution of Washington;
Assistant Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute- 410-246-3032
- zheng@ciwemb.edu
- Research Interests: Mechanisms of cell division and genome organization in development, homeostasis, and aging
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