Dr. Morgan is an Assistant Teaching Professor in the School of Molecular Sciences. She primarily teaches in the General Chemistry program for several courses including CHM 113, 114, and 116.

Wade Van Horn's current interests focus on the interplay between biomolecular function and structure, especially as it relates to human physiology and pathophysiology.

Mills' research focuses on the use of computational protein design methods to engineer proteins in which non-canonical amino acids carry out important functions.

Stephanopoulos' interests include the synthesis of novel protein- and peptide-DNA nanomaterials and their application to biology, medicine, energy, and fundamental self-assembly.

Brent Nannenga associate professor of chemical engineering in SEMTE. His research focuses on method development and new applications of structural biology and protein engineering

Zain Bukhari is involved with Dr. Wayne Frasch’s research in SoLS, using gold nanorods to analyze the biophysics of the FoF1-ATP synthase. This work is innovative, interdisciplinary, and applicable to the medical field.

Pintér has most recently taught biology and chemistry, biotechnology, forensic chemistry and microbiology and developed courses for genetics, forensic chemistry and bioorganic chemistry.

Grant McFadden directs the Biodesign Center for Immunotherapy, Vaccines, and Virotherapy (BCIVV) at ASU. The McFadden lab studies how poxviruses that cause immunosuppression interact with the host immune system.