ADJUNCT FACULTY

Bryan W. Berger, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering, Lehigh University
Surfactant science, membrane biology, protein crystallization, hybrid material design
web: lehigh.edu/berger
berger@lehigh.edu

Robert A. Copeland, Ph.D.

Executive Vice President & Chief Scientific Officer, EpiZyme, Inc.
840 Memorial Drive
Cambridge, MA 02139
(617) 401-8261 (office)
(617) 909-0858 (blackberry)
rcopeland@epizymebio.com

Roland L. Dunbrack, Ph.D.

Member, Fox Chase Cancer Center
development of methods for protein structure prediction by homology using Bayesian statistics; application of these methods to proteins of biological and clinical interest
RL_Dunbrack@fccc.edu
Fox Chase Cancer Center webpage

Robert Fairman, Ph.D.

Professor, Department of Biology, Haverford College
protein folding and protein design
rfairman@haverford.edu
Haverford College webpage

Yoshitomo Hamuro, Ph.D.

Senior Director of Technology Development, ExSAR Corporation
characterization of protein dynamics, protein-ligand interactions, protein-protein interactions, using hydrogen/deuterium exchange mass spectrometry
yhamuro@exsar.com
ExSAR webpage

Ronald H. Hoess, Ph.D.

retired from DuPont Pharmaceuticals Company
hoessr@earthlink.net

Kathleen Howard, Ph.D.

Professor, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Swarthmore College
studying the structure and dynamics of membrane-bound biomolecules using primarily NMR and EPR spectroscopies
khoward1@swarthmore.edu
Swarthmore webpage

Ronen Marmorstein, Ph.D.

Wistar Institute Professor, The Wistar Institute
structure and biochemistry in transcription, protein-DNA recognition, cell-cycle, tumor suppressors, and viral oncoproteins
marmor@wistar.org
Wistar webpage

Heinrich Roder, Ph.D.

Senior Member, Fox Chase Cancer Center
protein folding, structure and dynamics, NMR and optical spectroscopy
roder@fccc.edu
Fox Chase Cancer Center webpage

Emmanuel Skordalakes, Ph.D

Wistar Institute Associate Professor, The Wistar Institute
X-ray crystallography; telomere biology; cancer and aging
skorda@wistar.org 
Wistar webpage

David W. Speicher, Ph.D.

Wistar Institute Professor, The Wistar Institute
development of novel technologies to study proteome changes associated with metastases of human cancers; structure-function of membrane proteins
speicher@wistar.org
Wistar webpage