–Victoria J. DeRose, Professor, Chemistry & Biochemistry
derose@uoregon.edu
Research Interests: Chemical activity and structure in nucleic acids and proteins, with an emphasis on metal interactions.
-Michael E. Kellman, Professor Emeritus, Chemistry & Biochemistry
kellman@uoregon.edu
Research Interests:Theoretical dynamics of highly excited molecules.
–Steve Kevan, Professor Emeritus, Physics
kevan@uoregon.edu
Research Interests: Surface and thin film physics; electronic structure and collective excitations at surfaces; nanoscale spatial and temporal fluctuations in magnetic and otherp complex materials.
–Andrew H. Marcus, Professor, Chemistry & Biochemistry
ahmarcus@uoregon.edu
Research Interests: Electronic structure and processes at surfaces, computational physics, quantum chaos.
–Marian Hettiaratchi, Assistant Professor, Bioengineering, Knight Campus
mhettiar@uoregon.edu
Research Interests: Using new techniques in protein engineering and computational modeling to design more effective biomaterials for protein delivery
–Michael G. Raymer, Professor Emeritus, Physics
raymer@uoregon.edu
Research Interests: Quantum Information Processing; Quantum Optics; Quantum Control;Semiconductor Optical Physics; Nonlinear Optics.
–Geraldine L. Richmond, Professor, Chemistry & Biochemistry
richmond@uoregon.edu
Research Interests:Optical studies of interfacial structure and dynamics.
–John Toner, Professor Emeritus, Physics
jjt@uoregon.edu
Research Interests: Condensed matter theory ranging from studies of transport in disordered superconductors to models for the motion of flocks of birds.
–David Tyler, Professor Emeritus, Chemistry & Biochemistry
dtyler@uoregon.edu
Research Interests: Inorganic materials, polymer chemistry, photochemistry.
–Danielle Benoit, Lorry Lokey Chair of the Department of Bioengineering, Phil and Penny Knight Campus
dbenoit@uoregon.edu
Research Interests: Therapeutic Biomaterials, Tissue Engineering, Drug Delivery, Bone Regeneration, Microphysiological Systems, Anti Biofilm Treatments
–Paul Dalton, Associate Professor, Bioengineering, Knight Campus
Bradshaw and Holzapfel Research Professor in Transformational Science and Mathematics
pdalton@uoregon.edu
Research Interests: Advanced 3D Printing, Volumetric Additive Manufacturing, Melt Electrowriting, Nanofiber 3D Printing, Open-Source Initiatives, Biofabrication, Biomaterials, Neural Tissue Engineering