Maley is a biologist who specializes in cancer, evolution and computational biology. He works at the intersection of these fields.

Capco is a cell biologist who studies how different types of cells in the human body relate to disease, illness, and birth defects.

Goldstein studies genes involved in developmental processes and in learning and memory. His focus is communication of this information and other educational material in molecular biology and molecular genetics.

Associate Research Professor J. Charles Chapuis screens labs of potential new anticancer drugs from marine, insect, and plant natural products; manages microbiology laboratories, and works on drug discovery.

Omar Khdour’s research focuses on the vital role of mitochondrial energy metabolism in human health, wellness, and disease.

Lake is a cellular and molecular immunologist who is working on biologic inhibitors of tumor cell metastasis. He is also developing a new test for Valley Fever that provides a diagnosis for patients with acute disease.

Dr. Shengxi Chen focuses on developing new therapeutic agents for treatment of breast cancers; and developing new detection methods to diagnose dengue and SAR-CoV-2 RNAs . 

Dr. Bussey is a cancer cytogeneticist and applied bioinformatician developing tools to help oncologists fully integrate genomics into their current medical data streams to realize the promise of precision medicine.