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Chemical biology applies small molecules to influence biological systems. This interdisciplinary field combines synthetic and analytical chemistry with structural and molecular biology. The Chemical Biology program aims to equip students with expertise spanning chemistry, biochemistry, and biology, focusing particularly on employing chemical biology techniques to address intricate biological challenges. These include disease mechanisms, biological pathway regulation, and biomolecules' roles in cellular processes (both normal and dysfunctional). Research spans multiple domains, with particular emphasis on infection, imaging, and molecular interfaces. To earn a degree, students must complete required coursework and a research thesis while contributing to the field through publications and presentations.
Research Focus Areas
antibiotic resistance
oncology
chemical genetics
molecular interactions
biomolecular architecture
motion & activity
Applicants must satisfy the following requirements:
Language Requirements
Applicants are required to submit evidence of their proficiency in the English language as part of their application. The most common evidence is a score on one of the following exams: