State of Texas (TX)
Leonidas Bleris
University of Texas at Dallas, Assistant Professor
Our research interests are in the intersection of synthetic and systems biology, mathematics and control theory. We are interested in analyzing theoretically, testing in silico, and implementing experimentally systems that process information and perform complex functions in eukaryotic cells.
Interested in : Bioengineering, Cancer, Systems Biology and Synthetic Biology
bleris(at)utdallas.edu
http://www.utdallas.edu/~bleris/
Demetra D. Christou
Texas A & M University, Assistant Professor
My research interests lie in investigating the mechanisms responsible for endothelial dysfunction, and in general, for alterations in cardiovascular-autonomic function with aging and obesity in humans. In addition, I'm interested in the effect of lifestyle interventions such as physical activity/exercise training and caloric restriction on cardiovascular-autonomic function
ddchristou (at) hlkn.tamu.edu
http://hlknweb.tamu.edu/faculty/Christou_D.asp
Evangelos A. Christou
Texas A&M University, Assistant Professor Neuromuscular Physiology, Aging, Motor Output Variability, Biomechanics, Sports Medicine
eachristou(at)hlkn.tamu.edu
http://neuromuscularphysiology.tamu.edu/
George Georgiou
University of Texas, Joan and K. Cury/Cullen Trust Endowed Chair Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology, Development of High Throughput Screening Technologies for Protein engineering, Engineering of Therapeutic and Diagnostic Antibodies
gg(at)che.utexas.edu
http://www.che.utexas.edu/georgiou/home.htm
Nikolaos Giagtzoglou
Baylor College of Medicine, Post-doctoral fellow Developmental Biology
giagtzog(at)bcm.tmc.edu
http://flypush.imgen.bcm.tmc.edu/lab/nikos/index.html
Ioannis Grammatikakis
Baylor College of Medicine, PhD candidate
Muscle research, eukaryotic mRNA processing
grammati@bcm.edu
http://www.bcm.edu/pathology/labs/cooper/people/grammati.htm
Dimitrios P. Kontoyiannis
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Associate Professor
Opportunistic Infections, Medical Mycology, Experimental Pharmacology, Molecular Mechanisms of Drug Resistance
dkontoyi(at)mdanderson.org
www.mdanderson.org/departments/infection/display.cfm?id=fe793ad4-935a-4b32-8dbc87602a79fd79&method=displayfull&pn=4f3beece-b71c-40a8-9d02837edbbe0048
Katerina Kourentzi-Fotopoulos
University of Houston- CHEE, Research Assistant Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Molecular recognition in biomolecular complexes such as aptamers-proteins and antibody-antigen using fluorescence spectroscopy.Genome-based identification of microorganisms using DNA microarrays
edkourentzi (at) uh.edu
http://www.che.uh.edu/faculty/kourentzi
John Papaconstantinou
University of Texas, School of Medicine, Professor
Molecular Genetics of Aging and Longevity
jpapacon(at)utmb.edu
http://www.utmb.edu/aging/faculty/cv.asp?db=faculty&tab=6&facultyID=50" target=
Alexander Pertsemlidis
UT Southwestern Medical Center, Assistant Professor
We are interested in computational biology, specifically in identifying and characterizing mutations relevant to disease, and in microRNA roles in cholesterol homeostasis and lung cancer pathogenesis
Alexander.Pertsemlidis(at)UTSouthwestern.edu
Michael Polymenis
Texas A&M University Biochemistry and Biophysics, Associate Professor
Coordination of cell growth with cell division using budding yeast as a model system
polymenis(at)tamu.edu
http://biochemistry.tamu.edu/?ch=faculty&sec=name&pp=polymenis" target=
Christoforos Thomas
University of Houston, Research Assistant Professor
My research focuses on how estrogen receptors regulate cancer biological responses as a means to identify novel cancer treatments.
chthomas (at) uh.edu
bchs.uh.edu/~cthomas