• Prof. George Poste

  Immunosignatures; peptide array chips; immune response monitoring; infectious disease surveillance; synthetic biology.

• Prof. Erica Forzani

  Chemical sensors; biosensors; biomarker detection; integrated wireless sensing systems; wearable wireless chemical sensors; metabolic analyzers.

• Prof. Roy Curtiss

  Infectious diseases; vaccinology; bacterial genetics; genetically modified Salmonella vaccine strains as immunizing vectors to deliver protection against disease; antigen delivery vectors to induce mucosal, systemic and cellular immunity.

• Prof. Neal Woodbury

  Immunosignaturing; peptide array technology; immune response monitoring; biochemistry; physical chemistry; laser spectroscopy. electrochemical nanofabrication.

• Prof. Nongjian Tao

  Chemical and biological sensors; interfaces between biological molecules and solid materials; nanostructured materials and devices; molecular electronics;

• Prof. Stephen Johnston

  Immunosignaturing; peptide array technology; immune response monitoring.

• Prof. Jeffrey Langland

  Host response to viral infection; cellular and viral regulation in eukaryotic cells; inhibitory/regulatory proteins during viral infection.

• Prof. Haufang Lai

  Production of monoclonal antibodies; high-level rapid production of human vaccine and therapeutic proteins.

• Prof. Absar Alum

  Cultural and molecular detection of bacteria, viruses, parasites, algae and fungi; rapid pathogen detection methodologies; control of microbial pathogens; health-related environmental microbiology; environmental toxicology.

• Prof. Avi Cagan

  Biosensors and bioelectronics.

• Prof. Hugo Destaillats

  Pathways of human exposure to toxic environmental contaminants; development of advanced remediation technologies for water and air cleaning; environmental chemistry; advanced oxidation technologies.

• Prof. Peter Wiktor

  Biosensors and bioelectronics.

• Prof. Jonathan Posner

  Chemi/bioanalytical devices; microscale and nanoscale transport and delivery systems; nanofluidic biosensors.

• Prof. Tsafrir Mor

  Transgenic plants as a source for recombinant human acetylcholinesterase for protection from chemical and biological warfare agents.

• Prof. Francis Tsow

  Biosensors and bioelectronics.

• Prof. Antonio Garcia

  Biochemical detection; designing and characterizing surfaces and colloids for diagnostic devices and biomolecule separation; nanotechnology surface science; bioengineering; medical diagnostic devices.

• Prof. Hugh Mason

  Development of viral vaccines from plants; vaccine and antibody generation in plants; novel ways to engage specific receptors to initiate immunological response.

• Prof. Kaushal Rege

  Bio-agent detection via optically responsive nanoparticle polypeptide assemblies.

• Prof. Shaopeng Wang

  Biosensors and bioelectronics.

• Prof. Michael Goryll

  Biosensors based on silicon; electronics for biophysical measurements; biological signal transduction phenomena; electrophysiological properties of cell membrane ion channels.

• Prof. Jennifer Blaine Christen

  Analog and mixed-mode VLSI for bio-medical/analytical instrumentation; MEMS devices with emphasis on bio-MEMS; microfluidics; bio-compatible integration for CMOS electronics; microfabrication including SOS/SOI.

• Prof. Josephine Clark-Curtis

  Mycobacterium tuberculosis pathogenesis; Mycobacterium tuberculosis gene expression in the human host.

• Prof. Vincent Pizziconi

  Development of bioresponsive materials; molecular and cellular recognition of selected agents and biomaterials.

• Prof. Hodon Ryu

  Characterization of microbial pathogens in water; pathogen inactivation and removal; microbial risk assessment.

• Prof. Rose Krajmalnik-Brown

  Bioremediation of soil, sediments, and groundwater; biotransformation; molecular microbial ecology.

• Prof. Paul Johnson

  Soil and groundwater remediation; bioremediation; permeable reactive barriers; thermal remediation; chemical oxidation; monitoring; exposure assessment.

• Prof. Rolf Halden

  Water quality; bioremediation; biological treatment processes; environmental biotechnology; exposure assessment; environmental proteomics.

• Prof. Peter Fox

  Biological treatment processes; natural treatment systems; water reuse; combined biological/adsorptive systems; water quality and water system management.

• Prof. James Beckman

  Water reclamation; VOC removal in ground waters; CMP and evaporation pond reclamation; fractionation of multi-component systems; distillation; dewvaporation; desalination; concentration of waste streams.

• Prof. Morteza Abbaszadegan

  Health-related water microbiology; microbial detection methodologies; pathogens inactivation and removal mechanisms; microbial induced effects in drinking water; water treatment processes; water distribution systems; endocrine disruptors.

• Prof. Milton Sommerfeld

  Bioremediation of air and water; water quality; phycology; aquatic ecology.

• Prof. Seth Wilk

  Biosensors; silicon microfabrication of biosensors; characterization of lipid bilayers and transmembrane proteins; surface chemistry.