Department of Chemistry, Box 351700University of Washington, Seattle, WA, 98195-1700
Department of Chemistry, Box 351700
University of Washington, Seattle,
WA, 98195-1700
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My background is in biological physics; my Ph.D. is in physics from Princeton University under the tutelage of Sol Gruner. At Princeton I studied how the lipid composition of a membrane altered the activity of an ion channel in that membrane using voltage-clamping and x-ray scattering. I then became a post-doc with Joe Zasadzinski at the University of California at Santa Barbara where I looked at other membrane and surfactant systems with electron microscopy. (The photo above is ancient and comes from Joe's lab.) I did a second postdoc at Stanford with Harden McConnell and studied lipids in monolayers: how the miscibility critical point and the propensity for complex formation depend on lipid composition.
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