To maximize productivity of our discovery-driven science, we pursue multiple projects in parallel. We utilize genetic, biochemical, and computational approaches and collaborate with many research groups with diverse expertise and scientific interests. These collaborations push us in rather unexpected directions outside of our comfort zone, continuously expand our knowledge and technology base, and prompt us to reassess our strategy and approaches, thereby buttressing our scientific acumen. Our collaborative network is ever evolving, adding new members and projects and making our work more enjoyable and rewarding.
Structure
Roland Gamsjaeger ; Western Sydney University, Australia
Stefan Knauer ; Bayreuth University, Germany
Markus Wahl ; Freie University-Berlin, Germany
Medicinal Chemistry
Courtney Aldrich ; University of Minnesota
George Garcia ; University of Michigan
Cong Ma ; Hong Kong Polytech, PRC
Single Molecule Biophysics
David Dulin ; Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands
Laura Finzi ; Emory University
Nils Walter ; University of Michigan
Computation
Xiaolin Cheng ; The Ohio State University
Peter Freddolino ; University of Michigan
Cesar Ramirez Sarmiento ; Catholic University of Chile
Virology
Molecular Biology
Georgy Belogurov ; University of Turku
Christophe Herman ; Baylor College of Medicine
William Navarre ; University of Toronto