Cahill’s research focuses on environmental and analytical chemistry. Most of the research involves determining organic pollutants in the atmosphere and relating these chemicals back to their sources.

Guo's research focuses on the development of single cell genomics and proteomics technologies with novel fluorescent probes, used to explore complex diseases.

Hauck is a General Chemistry Instructor in the School of Molecular Sciences at Arizona State University.

Gordon applies isotope analysis to study the history of early Earth paleoredox, and human isotope variations, including cancer, metabolism, bone loss, and geographic residence history for forensic purposes.

Dr. Briggs is a Teaching Professor in the School of Molecular Sciences. He manages the General Chemistry Program, coordinates TA and Instructor assignments for the School, and teaches large-enrollment general chemistry courses.

Graudejus teaches General Chemistry (CHM113+114), Organic Chemistry (CHM231+233), and Analytical Chemistry (CHM325, 326+327) at ASU. He is currently an associate research faculty at ASU and the owner of BMSEED.

General Chemistry Instructor in the School of Molecular Sciences since 2013 with main focus in Introductory Chemistry, General Chemistry I, General Chemistry for Engineers, and General Chemistry II.

Bean applies bioanalytical chemistry methods to characterize microbial, human, animal, plant, and soil metabolomes to identify biomarkers of health and disease.