Mass Spectrometry
Mass Spectrometry is a rapidly advancing scientific discipline. At Stevens, we provide the most current frontier-level research programs in this growing field.
Departmental Research
Research in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology (CCB)
CCB has attained international recognition in polymer synthesis, polymer characterization, methods of instrumental analysis, medicinal chemistry, and structural chemistry (theoretical as well as experimental). Research in chemical biology focuses on protein trafficking, cell signaling, drug encapsulation and dosing and proteomics. In order to accommodate that research, CCB uses modern well-equipped laboratories for protein separation and analysis. CCB also uses state-of-the-art instrumentation including confocal microscopy, PCR, radio-isotope labeling, fluorometry, double-beam spectrophotometry, Fourier-transform infrared, nuclear magnetic resonance, high performance liquid chromatography, thermal analysis and mass spectrometry.
Research Areas
Research in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology spans a wide variety of disciplines from analytical, inorganic, organic and biochemistry to medicinal chemistry, biomedicinal chemistry, computational chemistry and instrumental analysis, including a complete education in chemistry with additional mathematics and physics training.
Sharma Lab
Sharma lab focuses on using synthetic, organic and medicinal chemistry to accelerate the discovery of new therapeutics.
Tolias Lab
Professor Tolias leads multidisciplinary research efforts in personalized medicine, focused on patient-specific genomic analysis.
Zhang Lab
Zhang Lab uses computational and quantum chemistry to provide accurate information of molecules and biomolecules.