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

Andrew Maynard is a scientist, author, and professor of advanced technology transitions at ASU exploring how emerging technologies shape our future — and how we make them work better for everyone.

Teitelbaum is interested in developing novel experimental methods to reveal how crystals transform, exchange energy between different degrees of freedom, and how to control their properties with light.

Materials scientist with interests in linking structural chemistry and thermodynamics of bulk and nano chalcogenides with geological and industrial applications

Sergey V. Ushakov received PhD in Mineralogy in 1998 from St. Petersburg State University. From 1999 to 2020 he held research positions in Navrotsky's group at UC Davis. In 2020 he joined ASU SMS as a research professor.