Maricedes Acosta-Martinez

Neuroendocrinology, Neuroinflammation, and Placenta Physiology

Maricedes.Acosta@stonybrook.edu

Michael Airola

The Airola lab studies the molecular details of lipid metabolism and transport and seeks to develop new pharmacological tools that inhibit lipid-modifying enzymes for the treatment of cancer and fungal disease

Michael.airola@stonybrook.edu

Ivet Bahar

Our lab is interested in computer-aided design and development of small molecule modulators of protein function including orthosteric and allosteric drugs, and in modeling biomolecular interactions and their systemic effects at multiple scales.

ivet.bahar@stonybrook.edu

Elizabeth Boon

Chemical Biology, Enzymology, Bioinorganic Chemistry, and Spectroscopy

elizabeth.boon@stonybrook.edu

Mark Bowen

Neurobiology. Protein supertertiary structure. Fluorescence microscopy.

Mark.Bowen@StonyBrook.edu

Eric Brouzes

Analyzing heterogeneity of cancer tissues

eric.brouzes@stonybrook.edu

Christopher Brownlee

Molecular mechanisms of spindle orientation, ciliogenesis, polarity, cytokinesis and axonogenesis

christopher.brownlee@stonybrook.edu

Nicholas Carpino

Regulation of host responses to pathogen infection

nicholas.carpino@stonybrook.edu

Isaac Carrico

Chemical Biology, Bioorganic Chemistry and Protein Engineering

isaac.carrico@stonybrook.edu

Fei Chen

Environmental risk factors in carcinogenesis with emphasis on metabolic and epigenetic reprograms during malignant transformation of the cells.

Fei.Chen.1@stonybrook.edu

Leonard Cheung

Pituitary function in physiology, aging, and disease

Leonard.Cheung@stonybrook.edu

Jun Chung

Mechanism of cancer invasion and metastasis

Jun.Chung@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Chris Clarke

Sphingolipid metabolism and signaling in tumorigenesis.

Christopher.clarke@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Holly Colognato

Extracellular matrix in the brain: roles during development and during neurodegeneration

holly.colognato@stonybrook.edu

Mehdi Damaghi

Tumor evolution and adaptation in their microenvironment using spatial single cell technologies

Mehdi.Damaghi@stonybrook.edu

Bruce Demple

Cellular Systems to Counteract Oxidative Damage

bruce.demple@stonybrook.edu

Camila Dos Santos

Epigenetic dependencies of normal and malignant breast development, with a focus on understanding paths to prevent cancer development and to attenuate the aggressiveness of already established cancer

dossanto@cshl.edu

Congwu Du

In vivo optical imaging of neuronal-glio-vascular interactions and the effects of drug-elicited brain functional changes

congwu.du@stonybrook.edu

Joshua Dubnau

The effects of healthy aging on brain function, and on the mechanisms of age related neurodegenerative disorders. We specialize in the impacts of retrotransposons and endogenous retroviruses as drivers of aging and neurodegeneration, with a particular emphasis on signaling between glia and neurons. Our model organism of choice is the fruit fly, Drosophila, mainly because flies rule.

Joshua.Dubnau@stonybrook.edu

Grigori Enikolopov

Stem cells; neurogenesis; imaging; signal transduction

Grigori.Enikolopov@StonyBrookMedicine.edu

Michael Frohman

Lipid Signaling: Roles in mitochondrial biology, spermatogenesis, diabetes, immune function, the CNS, platelet activation, and cancer; - Imaging Pancreatic β-cells using metabolomics and MRI

michael.frohman@stonybrook.edu

Shaoyu Ge

To examine the functional integration of new neurons into brain circuits

shaoyu.ge@stonybrook.edu

Steven Glynn

X-ray crystallography, mechanistic biochemistry and protein design techniques to uncover the operating principles of energy-dependent proteolytic machines in mitochondria

steven.glynn@stonybrook.edu

Yusuf Hannun

Lipid mediators of cancer cell signaling

yusuf.hannun@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Galadriel Hovel-Miner

Discovery of novel genes and pathways associated with drug resistance in trypanosomatid parasites

Galadriel.Hovel-Miner@stonybrook.edu

Helen Hsieh

Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC) and Neurodevelopment: the Role of Inflammation in Brain Development

helen.hsieh@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Chi-Kuo Hu

We study the biology of dormancy and its interaction with development and aging, using an intriguing research organism of the African killifish.

chi-kuo.hu@stonybrook.edu

Leemor Joshua-Tor

Structural Biology of gene expression, DNA replication, and small RNA biology

leemor@cshl.edu

Martin Kaczocha

Neuroscience, acute and chronic pain, drug development, lipid signaling

Martin.Kaczocha@StonyBrook.edu

Hyungjin Kim

DNA damage repair and cancer therapeutics; mechanisms of cancer drug actions and therapy response

Hyungjin.kim@stonybrook.edu

David Komatsu

Biotechnology, Biology

david.komatsu@stonybrook.edu

Pawan Kumar

IL-17 and IL-22 mediated intestinal mucosal host defense

pawan.kumar@stonybrook.edu

Scott Laughlin

Chemical Biology & Neuroscience

Scott.Laughlin@stonybrook.edu

Feng-Qian Li

Signaling: Cell Signaling, Cancer, Stem cells, Protein trafficking and Disease

feng-qian.li@stonybrook.edu

Ke Jian (Jim) Liu

Molecular mechanisms of metal carcinogenesis; DNA repair and somatic mutations

kejian.liu@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Ed Luk

How cells organize chromatin structure to accommodate and control gene expression

ed.luk@stonybrook.edu

Michael Mak

Mechanobiology and biophysics in cancer and development; biofabrication of ultra-realistic tissues and organoids for disease modeling and regeneration; computational modeling and biophysical informatics

michael.mak@stonybrook.edu

Peng Mao

DNA repair and cancer mutations

Peng.Mao@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Sandeep Mallipattu

Our research program focuses on investigating the molecular mechanisms involved in the development and progression of kidney disease.

Sandeep.Mallipattu@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Benjamin Martin

Molecular basis of stem cell development and cancer pathogenesis

benjamin.martin@stonybrook.edu

Luis Martinez

p53 alterations in cancer

luis.martinez@stonybrookmedicine.edu

David McKinnon

Molecular Physiology of Neuronal Firing Properties

David.McKinnon@stonybrook.edu

W. (Todd) Miller

Signal transduction by tyrosine kinases

Todd.Miller@stonybrook.edu

Lisa Miller

The chemical makeup of tissue in disease using high-resolution infrared and x-ray imaging

lmiller@bnl.gov

Jyoti Misra

Growth regulation by the Hippo Signaling pathway in development and cancer

jyoti.misra@stonybrook.edu

Ute Moll

Tumor Suppressor Gene Research: Mechanism of p53 Inactivation

ute.moll@stonybrookmedicine.edu

David Montrose

Colon cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, microbiota, metabolism

david.montrose@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Neil Nadkarni

The NVITe lab seeks to understand relationships between various components of innate immunity and cerebrovascular dynamics in both preclinical and clinical stroke.

neil.nadkarni@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Joshua Plotkin

Striatal microcircuitry underlying normal behavior and disorders such as OCD

joshua.plotkin@stonybrook.edu

Michelino Puopolo

Ion channels and neuronal excitability; mechanisms of pain

Michelino.Puopolo@StonyBrookMedicine.edu

Gilbert Rahme

Cancer epigenetics with a focus on brain tumors

gilbert.rahme@stonybrook.edu

Nancy Reich

Signal Transduction and Activation of Gene Expression by Cytokines & Cellular Defense Responses to Viral Infection

nancy.reich@stonybrook.edu

Robert Rizzo

Computational Research Projects in Cancer, HIV\AIDS, Influenza, and Method Development

rizzorc@gmail.com

Jessica Seeliger

Membrane biosynthesis, structure & behavior in bacterial pathogenesis

jessica.seeliger@stonybrook.edu

Markus Seeliger

Molecular Mechanism of Protein Kinase and Ubiquitin Ligase signaling in Cancer and Aging

markus.seeliger@stonybrook.edu

Eugene Serbryany

Protein misfolding and aggregation; protein and peptide libraries and sequencing; non-native protein conformations as novel drug targets or antigens

Eugene.Serebryany@stonybrook.edu

Roger Sher

My research is committed to studying the complexity inherent in biological systems for the purpose of improving human health, focusing on Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, Alzheimer's Disease, and neurodegenerative diseases

roger.sher@stonybrook.edu

Mario Shields

The mechanisms of development and progression of diseases affecting the exocrine pancreas, such as pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer

mario.shields@stonybrook.edu

Kenneth Shroyer

The molecular characterization of benign, premalignant, and malignant lesions of the female genital tract

Kenneth.Shroyer@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Carlos Simmerling

Computational Structural Biology

carlos.simmerling@stonybrook.edu

Ken-Ichi Takemaru

Cell Signaling and Ciliogenesis in Mammalian Development, Health and Disease

ken-ichi.takemaru@stonybrook.edu

Flaminia Talos

Specification and clonal fate analysis of prostate epithelial cells in organogenesis and cancer

flaminia.talos@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Dongyan Tan

Structure and function of macromolecules in epigenetic regulation

dongyan.tan@stonybrook.edu

Shao-Jun Tang

Neuron-glia interaction in pain pathogenesis induced by opioids, HIV, or antiretroviral drugs

Shao.Tang@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Gerald Thomsen

Vertebrate Embryonic Development 

gerald.h.thomsen@stonybrook.edu

Peter Tonge

Chemical biology, pharmacology, mechanism of drug action, anticancer and

antibacterial drug discovery, positron emission tomography (PET)

imaging

peter.tonge@stonybrook.edu

Styliani-Anna (Stella) Tsirka

Neuro-immune interactions: Cross-talk between the nervous and immune systems in health and disease 

styliani-anna.tsirka@stonybrook.edu

David Tuveson

Pancreatic cancer, experimental therapeutics, diagnostics, mouse models, cancer genetics

dtuveson@cshl.edu

Adrianus Van Der Velden

The mammalian T cell response to Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium 

a.vandervelden@stonybrook.edu

Charles Vorkas

Innate lymphocyte biology of infectious diseases and cancer; Mycobacterium tuberculosis, tick-borne diseases, and hematologic malignancies

Charles.Vorkas@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Ledong Wan

RNA Metabolism, Pancreatic Cancer, Inflammation

ledong.wan@stonybrook.edu

Zhishan Wang

Environmental carcinogenesis, Cancer biology and Cancer therapy

zhishan.wang@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Lonnie Wollmuth

Molecular Mechanisms of Synaptic Function in the Brain 

lonnie.wollmuth@stonybrook.edu

Chengfeng Yang

RNA dysfunction in carcinogenesis and resistance to cancer therapies 

chengfeng.yang@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Qiuhua Yang

Metabolic and immune regulation of retinal degeneration

qiuhua.yang@stonybrook.edu

Vincent Yang

Identifying the causes and treatment of gastrointestinal malignancies

vincent.yang@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Wei Yang

Harnessing the power of multi-level proteomics to understand and prevent cancer metastasis

wei.yang@stonybrook.edu

Huichun Zhan

Pathogenesis and treatment of myeloproliferative neoplasms

Huichun.zhan@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Michael Airola

The Airola lab studies the molecular details of lipid metabolism and transport and seeks to develop new pharmacological tools that inhibit lipid-modifying enzymes for the treatment of cancer and fungal disease

Michael.airola@stonybrook.edu

Eric Brouzes

Analyzing heterogeneity of cancer tissues

eric.brouzes@stonybrook.edu

Christopher Brownlee

Molecular mechanisms of spindle orientation, ciliogenesis, polarity, cytokinesis and axonogenesis

christopher.brownlee@stonybrook.edu

Fei Chen

Environmental risk factors in carcinogenesis with emphasis on metabolic and epigenetic reprograms during malignant transformation of the cells.

Fei.Chen.1@stonybrook.edu

Jun Chung

Mechanism of cancer invasion and metastasis

Jun.Chung@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Chris Clarke

Sphingolipid metabolism and signaling in tumorigenesis.

Christopher.clarke@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Mehdi Damaghi

Tumor evolution and adaptation in their microenvironment using spatial single cell technologies

Mehdi.Damaghi@stonybrook.edu

Bruce Demple

Cellular Systems to Counteract Oxidative Damage

bruce.demple@stonybrook.edu

Camila Dos Santos

Epigenetic dependencies of normal and malignant breast development, with a focus on understanding paths to prevent cancer development and to attenuate the aggressiveness of already established cancer

dossanto@cshl.edu

Michael Frohman

Lipid Signaling: Roles in mitochondrial biology, spermatogenesis, diabetes, immune function, the CNS, platelet activation, and cancer; - Imaging Pancreatic β-cells using metabolomics and MRI

michael.frohman@stonybrook.edu

Yusuf Hannun

Lipid mediators of cancer cell signaling

yusuf.hannun@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Hyungjin Kim

DNA damage repair and cancer therapeutics; mechanisms of cancer drug actions and therapy response

Hyungjin.kim@stonybrook.edu

Feng-Qian Li

Signaling: Cell Signaling, Cancer, Stem cells, Protein trafficking and Disease

feng-qian.li@stonybrook.edu

Richard Lin

Intracellular signaling molecules that regulate cell growth

Richard.Lin@sunysb.edu

Ke Jian (Jim) Liu

Molecular mechanisms of metal carcinogenesis; DNA repair and somatic mutations

kejian.liu@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Ed Luk

How cells organize chromatin structure to accommodate and control gene expression

ed.luk@stonybrook.edu

Yupo Ma

Leukemic Stem Cells; Stem Cell Therapy

yupo.ma@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Cungui Mao

Bioactive sphingolipids in cell growth, differentiation, apoptosis, and autophagy

Cungui.Mao@stonybrook.edu

Peng Mao

DNA repair and cancer mutations

Peng.Mao@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Benjamin Martin

Molecular basis of stem cell development and cancer pathogenesis

benjamin.martin@stonybrook.edu

Luis Martinez

p53 alterations in cancer

luis.martinez@stonybrookmedicine.edu

W. (Todd) Miller

Signal transduction by tyrosine kinases

Todd.Miller@stonybrook.edu

Jyoti Misra

Growth regulation by the Hippo Signaling pathway in development and cancer

jyoti.misra@stonybrook.edu

Ute Moll

Tumor Suppressor Gene Research: Mechanism of p53 Inactivation

ute.moll@stonybrookmedicine.edu

David Montrose

Colon cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, microbiota, metabolism

david.montrose@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Gilbert Rahme

Cancer epigenetics with a focus on brain tumors

gilbert.rahme@stonybrook.edu

Robert Rizzo

Computational Research Projects in Cancer, HIV\AIDS, Influenza, and Method Development

rizzorc@gmail.com

Markus Seeliger

Molecular Mechanism of Protein Kinase and Ubiquitin Ligase signaling in Cancer and Aging

markus.seeliger@stonybrook.edu

Mario Shields

The mechanisms of development and progression of diseases affecting the exocrine pancreas, such as pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer

mario.shields@stonybrook.edu

Kenneth Shroyer

The molecular characterization of benign, premalignant, and malignant lesions of the female genital tract

Kenneth.Shroyer@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Flaminia Talos

Specification and clonal fate analysis of prostate epithelial cells in organogenesis and cancer

flaminia.talos@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Dongyan Tan

Structure and function of macromolecules in epigenetic regulation

dongyan.tan@stonybrook.edu

Peter Tonge

Chemical biology, pharmacology, mechanism of drug action, anticancer and

antibacterial drug discovery, positron emission tomography (PET)

imaging

peter.tonge@stonybrook.edu

David Tuveson

Pancreatic cancer, experimental therapeutics, diagnostics, mouse models, cancer genetics

dtuveson@cshl.edu

Charles Vorkas

Innate lymphocyte biology of infectious diseases and cancer; Mycobacterium tuberculosis, tick-borne diseases, and hematologic malignancies

Charles.Vorkas@stonybrookmedicine.edu/td>

Ledong Wan

RNA Metabolism, Pancreatic Cancer, Inflammation

ledong.wan@stonybrook.edu

Chengfeng Yang

RNA dysfunction in carcinogenesis and resistance to cancer therapies 

chengfeng.yang@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Vincent Yang

Identifying the causes and treatment of gastrointestinal malignancies

vincent.yang@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Wei Yang

Harnessing the power of multi-level proteomics to understand and prevent cancer metastasis

wei.yang@stonybrook.edu

Elizabeth Boon

Chemical Biology, Enzymology, Bioinorganic Chemistry, and Spectroscopy

elizabeth.boon@stonybrook.edu

Christopher Brownlee

Molecular mechanisms of spindle orientation, ciliogenesis, polarity, cytokinesis and axonogenesis

christopher.brownlee@stonybrook.edu

Isaac Carrico

Chemical Biology, Bioorganic Chemistry and Protein Engineering

isaac.carrico@stonybrook.edu

Bruce Demple

Cellular Systems to Counteract Oxidative Damage

bruce.demple@stonybrook.edu

Miguel Garcia-Diaz

Mechanisms of mitochondrial gene expression/Mechanisms of DNA synthesis and repair

miguel.garcia-diaz@stonybrook.edu

Galadriel Hovel-Miner

Discovery of novel genes and pathways associated with drug resistance in trypanosomatid parasites

Galadriel.Hovel-Miner@stonybrook.edu

Scott Laughlin

Chemical Biology & Neuroscience

Scott.Laughlin@stonybrook.edu

Jessica Seeliger

Membrane biosynthesis, structure & behavior in bacterial pathogenesis

jessica.seeliger@stonybrook.edu

Markus Seeliger

Molecular Mechanism of Protein Kinase and Ubiquitin Ligase signaling in Cancer and Aging

markus.seeliger@stonybrook.edu

Peter Tonge

Chemical biology, pharmacology, mechanism of drug action, anticancer and

antibacterial drug discovery, positron emission tomography (PET)

imaging

peter.tonge@stonybrook.edu

Camila Dos Santos

Epigenetic dependencies of normal and malignant breast development, with a focus on understanding paths to prevent cancer development and to attenuate the aggressiveness of already established cancer

dossanto@cshl.edu

Michael Mak

Mechanobiology and biophysics in cancer and development; biofabrication of ultra-realistic tissues and organoids for disease modeling and regeneration; computational modeling and biophysical informatics

michael.mak@stonybrook.edu

Robert Rizzo

Computational Research Projects in Cancer, HIV\AIDS, Influenza, and Method Development

rizzorc@gmail.com

Eugene Serbryany

Protein misfolding and aggregation; protein and peptide libraries and sequencing; non-native protein conformations as novel drug targets or antigens

Eugene.Serebryany@stonybrook.edu

Carlos Simmerling

Computational Structural Biology

carlos.simmerling@stonybrook.edu

Bruce Demple

Cellular Systems to Counteract Oxidative Damage

bruce.demple@stonybrook.edu

Miguel Garcia-Diaz

Mechanisms of mitochondrial gene expression/Mechanisms of DNA synthesis and repair

miguel.garcia-diaz@stonybrook.edu

Galadriel Hovel-Miner

Discovery of novel genes and pathways associated with drug resistance in trypanosomatid parasites

Galadriel.Hovel-Miner@stonybrook.edu

Peng Mao

DNA repair and cancer mutations

Peng.Mao@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Hyungjin Kim

DNA damage repair and cancer therapeutics; mechanisms of cancer drug actions and therapy response

Hyungjin.kim@stonybrook.edu

Ke Jian (Jim) Liu

Molecular mechanisms of metal carcinogenesis; DNA repair and somatic mutations

kejian.liu@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Carlos Simmerling

Computational Structural Biology

carlos.simmerling@stonybrook.edu

Zhishan Wang

Environmental carcinogenesis, Cancer biology and Cancer therapy

zhishan.wang@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Maricedes Acosta-Martinez

Neuroendocrinology, Neuroinflammation, and Placenta Physiology

Maricedes.Acosta@stonybrook.edu

Mark Bowen

Neurobiology. Protein supertertiary structure. Fluorescence microscopy.

Mark.Bowen@StonyBrook.edu

Christopher Brownlee

Molecular mechanisms of spindle orientation, ciliogenesis, polarity, cytokinesis and axonogenesis

christopher.brownlee@stonybrook.edu

Holly Colognato

Extracellular matrix in the brain: roles during development and during neurodegeneration

holly.colognato@stonybrook.edu

Joshua Dubnau

The effects of healthy aging on brain function, and on the mechanisms of age related neurodegenerative disorders. We specialize in the impacts of retrotransposons and endogenous retroviruses as drivers of aging and neurodegeneration, with a particular emphasis on signaling between glia and neurons. Our model organism of choice is the fruit fly, Drosophila, mainly because flies rule.

Joshua.Dubnau@stonybrook.edu

Grigori Enikolopov

Stem cells; neurogenesis; imaging; signal transduction

Grigori.Enikolopov@StonyBrookMedicine.edu

Shaoyu Ge

To examine the functional integration of new neurons into brain circuits

shaoyu.ge@stonybrook.edu

Helen Hsieh

Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC) and Neurodevelopment: the Role of Inflammation in Brain Development

helen.hsieh@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Martin Kaczocha

Neuroscience, acute and chronic pain, drug development, lipid signaling

Martin.Kaczocha@StonyBrook.edu

Scott Laughlin

Chemical Biology & Neuroscience

Scott.Laughlin@stonybrook.edu

David McKinnon

Molecular Physiology of Neuronal Firing Properties

David.McKinnon@stonybrook.edu

Neil Nadkarni

The NVITe lab seeks to understand relationships between various components of innate immunity and cerebrovascular dynamics in both preclinical and clinical stroke.

neil.nadkarni@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Joshua Plotkin

Striatal microcircuitry underlying normal behavior and disorders such as OCD

joshua.plotkin@stonybrook.edu

Michelino Puopolo

Ion channels and neuronal excitability; mechanisms of pain

Michelino.Puopolo@StonyBrookMedicine.edu

Gilbert Rahme

Cancer epigenetics with a focus on brain tumors

gilbert.rahme@stonybrook.edu

Roger Sher

My research is committed to studying the complexity inherent in biological systems for the purpose of improving human health, focusing on Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, Alzheimer's Disease, and neurodegenerative diseases

roger.sher@stonybrook.edu

Shao-Jun Tang

Neuron-glia interaction in pain pathogenesis induced by opioids, HIV, or antiretroviral drugs

Shao.Tang@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Styliani-Anna (Stella) Tsirka

Neuro-immune interactions: Cross-talk between the nervous and immune systems in health and disease 

styliani-anna.tsirka@stonybrook.edu

Lonnie Wollmuth

Molecular Mechanisms of Synaptic Function in the Brain 

lonnie.wollmuth@stonybrook.edu

Qiuhua Yang

Metabolic and immune regulation of retinal degeneration

qiuhua.yang@stonybrook.edu

Elizabeth Boon

Chemical Biology, Enzymology, Bioinorganic Chemistry, and Spectroscopy

elizabeth.boon@stonybrook.edu

Mark Bowen

Neurobiology. Protein supertertiary structure. Fluorescence microscopy.

Mark.Bowen@StonyBrook.edu

Christopher Brownlee

Molecular mechanisms of spindle orientation, ciliogenesis, polarity, cytokinesis and axonogenesis

christopher.brownlee@stonybrook.edu

Nicholas Carpino

Regulation of host responses to pathogen infection

nicholas.carpino@stonybrook.edu

Leonard Cheung

Pituitary function in physiology, aging, and disease

Leonard.Cheung@stonybrook.edu

Holly Colognato

Extracellular matrix in the brain: roles during development and during neurodegeneration

holly.colognato@stonybrook.edu

Michael Frohman

Lipid Signaling: Roles in mitochondrial biology, spermatogenesis, diabetes, immune function, the CNS, platelet activation, and cancer; - Imaging Pancreatic β-cells using metabolomics and MRI

michael.frohman@stonybrook.edu

Chi-Kuo Hu

We study the biology of dormancy and its interaction with development and aging, using an intriguing research organism of the African killifish.

chi-kuo.hu@stonybrook.edu

Michael Mak

Mechanobiology and biophysics in cancer and development; biofabrication of ultra-realistic tissues and organoids for disease modeling and regeneration; computational modeling and biophysical informatics

michael.mak@stonybrook.edu

Sandeep Mallipattu

Our research program focuses on investigating the molecular mechanisms involved in the development and progression of kidney disease.

Sandeep.Mallipattu@stonybrookmedicine.edu

W. (Todd) Miller

Signal transduction by tyrosine kinases

Todd.Miller@stonybrook.edu

Joshua Plotkin

Striatal microcircuitry underlying normal behavior and disorders such as OCD

joshua.plotkin@stonybrook.edu

Mario Shields

The mechanisms of development and progression of diseases affecting the exocrine pancreas, such as pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer

mario.shields@stonybrook.edu

Ken-Ichi Takemaru

Cell Signaling and Ciliogenesis in Mammalian Development, Health and Disease

ken-ichi.takemaru@stonybrook.edu

Qiuhua Yang

Metabolic and immune regulation of retinal degeneration

qiuhua.yang@stonybrook.edu

Ivet Bahar

Our lab is interested in computer-aided design and development of small molecule modulators of protein function including orthosteric and allosteric drugs, and in modeling biomolecular interactions and their systemic effects at multiple scales.

ivet.bahar@stonybrook.edu

Elizabeth Boon

Chemical Biology, Enzymology, Bioinorganic Chemistry, and Spectroscopy

elizabeth.boon@stonybrook.edu

Mark Bowen

Neurobiology. Protein supertertiary structure. Fluorescence microscopy.

Mark.Bowen@StonyBrook.edu

Steven Glynn

X-ray crystallography, mechanistic biochemistry and protein design techniques to uncover the operating principles of energy-dependent proteolytic machines in mitochondria

steven.glynn@stonybrook.edu

Leemor Joshua-Tor

Structural Biology of gene expression, DNA replication, and small RNA biology

leemor@cshl.edu

Wali Karzai

Biochemistry and Structural biology of RNA-Protein Interactions, Translational Control of Gene Expression, and Drug Discovery

Wali.Karzai@stonybrook.edu

W. (Todd) Miller

Signal transduction by tyrosine kinases

Todd.Miller@stonybrook.edu

Lisa Miller

The chemical makeup of tissue in disease using high-resolution infrared and x-ray imaging

lmiller@bnl.gov

Robert Rizzo

Computational Research Projects in Cancer, HIV\AIDS, Influenza, and Method Development

rizzorc@gmail.com

Markus Seeliger

Molecular Mechanism of Protein Kinase and Ubiquitin Ligase signaling in Cancer and Aging

markus.seeliger@stonybrook.edu

Eugene Serbryany

Protein misfolding and aggregation; protein and peptide libraries and sequencing; non-native protein conformations as novel drug targets or antigens

Eugene.Serebryany@stonybrook.edu

Carlos Simmerling

Computational Structural Biology

carlos.simmerling@stonybrook.edu

Dongyan Tan

Structure and function of macromolecules in epigenetic regulation

dongyan.tan@stonybrook.edu