Mangone is interested in study how eukaryotic RNA transcription is terminated and how the messenger RNA is regulated on its way to the expression into proteins, using the wound worm C. elegans as model system.
Professor Kavazanjian's expertise includes geotechnical engineering for infrastructure development, with a focus on seismic design, waste properties and waste containment system design, and biogeotechnical ground improvement.
Prof. Rivera's research interests include the topics of process control, system identification, and the application of control engineering principles to process systems, supply chain management, and behavioral medicine.
Mancuso, percussionist and conductor specialized in contemporary music, has been internationally recognized for his interpretations of contemporary classical pieces
Searle is Provost Emeritus and University Professor in the School of Community Resources and Development in the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions.
Balasooriya's research interests span in the areas of distributed computing and software engineering that incudes service oriented computing, cloud computing and software testing.
Barley is an assistant professor in the School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences and New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences at the ASU West campus.
Fewell is a President’s Professor and Associate Dean of Faculty in The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Her research centers around the organization and evolution of insect societies.
Christopher Clark has taught courses at ASU, including Law and Ethics, and International Business at the undergraduate level, and Negotiations at both the undergraduate and M.B.A. level.
Nam has worked in research and development with the aerospace industry as well as in academia.Currently, his research focuses on development of nonlinear reduced order aerodynamic/aeroelastic models using a new RMI/ERA.
Christiane Fontinha de Alcantara's scholarly interests center on how cultural artifacts reflect systems of inequality and injustice, while also providing models for how to fight inequalities and transform our communities.
Abby C. Wheatley is a cultural anthropologist with research and teaching interests in international migration and mobility, human rights, and transnational community regeneration.