Mujica's research interests are in the areas of theoretical chemistry, nanoscience, electron transfer, solar energy, quantum relaxation theory and nanophotonics.

Nikkhah's laboratory is currently focused on the integration of innovative biomaterial and microscale technologies to create biomimetic model tissue constructs for regenerative medicine and disease modeling applications.

Kiehl’s research is aimed at the development of new types of semiconductor devices for communications, computing and sensor applications.

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

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.

Hariadi's interests include the biological physics of molecular machines, mechanobiology, membrane biophysics, DNA nanotechnology, and the origins of life.

Professor Andrew Maynard is a scientist, author, and Professor of Advanced Technology Transitions in the ASU School for the Future if Innovation in Society.