Join Our Team!

We are seeking highly motivated graduate students to join our research at the interface of bioinorganic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, and chemical biology.

Our laboratory investigates metal-driven mechanisms in ALS, focusing on:

• Elucidating the metal–protein interaction networks of ALS-associated pathogenic proteins

• Developing activity-based metal complexes and small-molecule probes to interrogate disease-relevant metal biology

• Designing chemical modulators to regulate aberrant metal homeostasis and pathological protein function in ALS

Students who aim to uncover how metals shape neurodegeneration and to develop chemistry-based intervention strategies are encouraged to contact us.