Faculty Involved in the Center for Analytical Biotechnology
		Paul Alivisatos Development of new classes of materials, semiconductor nanocrystals or quantum dots as bioanalytical labels
		Carolyn Bertozzi Organic chemistry, molecular and cell biology are used to engineer cell surfaces and develop new therapeutic strategies
		Jean Fréchet Organic chemistry on the nanometer scale with macromolecules is used to make novel molecular recognition and separation media
		Marcin Majda Dynamic Properties of Molecular Assemblies at the Air/Water and Electrode/Solution Interfaces
		Richard Mathies (Director) Laser spectroscopy and microfabrication is used to develop novel lab-on-a-chip bioanalysis devices and methods.
		Alex Pines The development of modern pulsed magnetic resonance spectroscopy and optical pumping in condensed matter opens up new approaches to magnetic resonance imaging with hyperpolarized gases.
		Rich Saykally Laser spectroscopy, molecular ions, astrophysics, ultrasensitive detection of trace species, clusters, intermolecular forces, femtosecond chemical imaging microscopy, biophysics, water, science education.
		Evan Williams (Associate Director) The structure and reactivity of biomolecules and biomolecule/water interactions are investigated using sophisticated new methods in mass spectrometry, separations, and spectroscopy.