Research in the Begley laboratory has potential applications in vitamin production as well as in the development of new antibiotics and herbicides.
The Ozerov Group studies new approaches to conversion of solar energy into fuels as a member of Powering the Planet (sponsored by the National Science Foundation).
The Watanabe laboratory is focused on elucidating nature's chemistry for use as therapeutics or to understand their role in disease processes for drug development.
The design, synthesis, modification and study of polymers that are programmed for function is a central focus of the Wooley Laboratory.
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