NSF Research Collaboration Network on Extreme Biophysics
April 6-7, 2024
Texas A&M University
Biochemistry and Biophysics Building
Department of
Biochemistry and Biophysics
9+ Research Areas
Our department is at the forefront of cutting-edge research, delving into the intricate molecular mechanisms that underpin life itself. Our scientists explore diverse scientific problems across the fields of biochemistry, biophysics, genetics, molecular biology, and genomics.
38+ Research-Active Faculty
Our research-active faculty engage in investigating practical applications to address real-world issues, simultaneously striving to push the boundaries of interdisciplinary paradigms and mentor the next generation of biochemical and biophysical scientists.
600+ Enrolled Students
Our undergraduate and graduate students learn both in the classroom and through hands-on research experiences, developing unique skillsets required for success in academia, professional school, or a career in scientific industry.
Recent Publications
- Using surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy to probe artificial dye degradation on hair buried in multiple soils for up to eight weeks.
- Structured 3' UTRs destabilize mRNAs in plants.
- Large Unilamellar Vesicles of Phosphatidic Acid Reduce the Toxicity of -Synuclein Fibrils.
- Physiological characterization of single-gene lysis proteins.
Department Updates
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Symposium & Workshop on High-Pressure and Reverse Micelle NMR
National Science Foundation Research Coordination Network on Extreme Biophysics April 6th Symposium & April 7th Workshop Click Here to register.
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2024 Vice Chancellor’s Award goes to Morgan Powers
During the Texas A&M AgriLife Connect Conference held on January 11, 2024, Morgan Powers was recognized for her outstanding contribution and commitment to her Graduate…
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2023 Research Director’s Awards
Congratulations to Dr. Dmitry Kurouski, Associate Professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics for being selected as the William A. Dugas Early Career Awards for…
Biochemistry and Biophysics News
Impacting Texans’ lives as a neurosurgeon, legislator and medical volunteer
When State Rep. James “Greg” Bonnen ’88, M.D., arrived to deliver a guest lecture at the Texas A&M College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics on Feb. 22, it was a customary occasion for the accomplished neurosurgeon, legislator and loyal former student.
Bioenergy sorghum wax, a potentially valuable coproduction, enhances crop’s resilience
Already valued for its resilience, biomass production and ability to improve soil fertility, bioenergy sorghum has another attribute that researchers have recently characterized: high wax production.
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