In this page you will find a list of all the labs in the biology and chemistry departments with links to a brief description of the professor's main field of interest.  Traditionally, the science majors are the ones who end up working in labs either for experience or as honors work.  However, some non-science majors have been known to work in the labs and the willingness of a professor to accept you varies according to your personality and the scientist's need for additional working hands.  Advise on which professor to approach for work is beyond the scope of this site at the moment.  Such information can be obtained by talking to students and instructors from the relevant departments.
The Biology Department labs are located in the 8^th and 9^th floors of the North building. Chemistry Department labs are in the 13^th and 14^th floors of the same building. Psychology Department labs are in the 6^th floor of HN as well.

Biology Department
 

• Jesus A. Angulo, Associate Professor. Neuropeptide Regulation and Function in Nigrostriatal and Mesolimbic Pathways 
• Jill Bargonetti-Chavarria, Assistant Professor. The Role of p53 in Tumorigenesis 
• Richard L. Chappell, Professor. Neural Interactions of the Retina 
• William D. Cohen, Professor. The Cytoskeleton and Cellular Morphogenesis; Science Education 
• Robert Dottin, Professor. Regulation of Gene Expression by Signal Transduction 
• Laurel. Eckhardt, Professor. Molecular Genetics of Lymphocyte Development and Differentiation 
• Maria E. Figueiredo-Pereira, Associate Professor. The Ubiquitin Pathway and Neurodegeneration 
• Marie T. Filbin, Professor. Myelin Formation and Inhibitory Molecules In Myelin 
• David Foster, Professor. Oncogenes and Signal Transduction 
• Marvin Friedman, Professor. Translational Machinery of Thermoacidophilic Archaebacteria 
• Ann S. Henderson, Professor. Molecular Structure of Mammalian Chromosomes 
• Peter Lipke, Professor. Cell Adhesion and Cell Surface Architecture in Yeast 
• Shirley Raps, Professor. Molecular Organization of Phycobilisomes; Science Education 
• Rivka Rudner, Professor. Regulation of rRNA and tRNA Genes and Colonial Pattern Formation in Bacilli 
• Thomas Schmidt-Glenewinkel, Associate Professor. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology of Neurotransmitter Receptors and Ion Channels in Drosophila melanogaster. 

Chemistry Department
 

• Joseph J. Dannenberg, Professor. Application of theoretical chemistry to structure and reactivity. 
• Jack Day, Associate Professor. Utilizing organic chemistry to solve fundamental problems of physical chemistry. 
• Max Diem, Professor. Solution Conformation of Biological Molecules via Novel Spectroscopic Techniques 
• Charles M. Drain, Assistant Professor. Self-organizing systems and organic, synthetic phototransistors 
• Richard W. Franck, Professor. Application of Synthetic Organic Chemistry to Biological Problems. 
• Lynn Francesconi, Assistant Professor. Inorganic Biochemistry/Medical applications of Inorganic Chemistry. 
• Dixie J. Goss, Professor. Protein-Nucleic Acid Interactions and their role in Regulation of Biological Functions. 
• Klaus Grohmann, Professor. Synthetic investigations of novel theoretically significant molecules; study of compounds with unusual properties 
• William Grossman, Professor. Raman Spectroscopy for Chemical Analysis 
• Louis Massa, Professor. Quantum Mechanics. 
• Pamela Mills, Associate Professor. The Physical Chemistry of DNA salt solutions. 
• David R. Mootoo, Associate Professor. Organic Synthetic Methodology. 
• Gary J. Quigley, Professor. Biomolecular Structure and Function, particularly that of DNA and RNA. 
• William V. Sweeney, Professor. Biophysical Studies of the Epidermal Growth Factor-like Modules in Blood Coagulation Proteins. 
• Maria Tomasz, Professor. Interaction of Drugs with DNA. Molecular Basis of the Antitumor Action of the Mitomycins. 

Psychology Department

• Information about research in the Psychology department can be found here.