Faculty

My research program investigates the physiological ecology and the evolution of nitrogen metabolism in marine diatoms and other ecologically important groups of marine algae. In many marine environments, nitrogen availability is an important factor regulating primary productivity. By characterizing the […]

Professor Ahlgren is a marine microbial ecologist. He is interested in understanding how environmental factors and interactions between microbes and viruses shape the evolution, diversity, and structure of microbial communities. Marine microbial communities are extremely diverse and control globally important […]

Julio M. D’Arcy is an Assistant Professor in the Carlson School of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Clark University. Investigations in Julio’s lab are driven by pressing questions about energy, sustainability and the future; students take a central role in leading […]

The research in my lab applies experimental molecular genomic, mathematical and computational approaches to investigate the regulation of gene expression during development. The major focus is on analyzing the epigenetic and regulatory networks that control transcription in the embryo in […]

Current research projects in the Granados-Focil group focus on polymer chemistry to produce materials that exhibit different types of selective transport through polymeric matrices. 1.    An integrated study of ion dynamics and population distributions to understand the molecular underpinnings of charge […]

Sharon Huo graduated from Peking University in 1990, majoring in Applied Chemistry. After working at the Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences for four years, she started her Ph.D. study at Boston University, followed by post-doctoral training at UC-San […]

Chuck Jakobsche (pronounced "Jacob-She") earned an undergraduate degree in chemistry at Williams College in 2004. He began graduate school in organic chemistry at Boston College, and then he complete his degree at Yale University with Scott Miller in 2009. He […]

Cytokinesis, the process by which a cell constricts at the equator to ultimately divide into two daughter cells remains poorly understood. My primary interest has been to identify the proteins/genes involved in both the mechanics and the regulation of this […]

Noel Lazo is a Professor in the Carlson School of Chemistry and Biochemistry. His laboratory is currently focusing on the proteolytic degradation and aggregation of proteins associated with late onset disorders including Alzheimer's disease and related dementias and type 2 […]

Néva Meyer is an associate professor in the Biology Department at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts, USA. Her research addresses questions of annelid and spiralian development with the goal of gaining a better understanding of how animal body plans evolved […]

Professor Nag's lab develops unique peptide or peptidomimetic macrocycles using robust chemical reactions and Solid Phase Peptide Synthesis. Macrocycles, with molecular weights of approximately 1000, bridge the gap between small molecules and proteins, in terms of size and composition. Chemical […]

My research program investigates the physiological ecology and the evolution of nitrogen metabolism in marine diatoms and other ecologically important groups of marine algae. In many marine environments, nitrogen availability is an important factor regulating primary productivity. By characterizing the […]

Don Spratt is an Associate Professor in the Gustaf H. Carlson School of Chemistry & Biochemistry and the Director of STEM Summer Undergraduate Research Opportunities at Clark University. His NIH and MLSC funded research group focuses on the structural and […]

Associate Professor Justin Thackeray is a geneticist whose current research interest lies in understanding mechanisms of growth factor signaling pathway regulation, using the model system Drosophila melanogaster. His main focus has been investigating phospholipase C-gamma (PLC-gamma), which is a key […]