- Associate Professor of Chemistry, University of Richmond
In the Nolin lab, we utilize data analytical tools to determine trends in the origin, structure and expression of biologically-active natural products, chemical compounds made by plants, animals, fungi, and bacterial. As a number of these compounds have been shown to have medicinal properties, we are working to streamline the discovery process.
Experience
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–presentAssociate Professor of Chemistry, University of Richmond
Education
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2007University of California, Berkeley, PhD / Chemistry
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- Location: Richmond, Virginia, U.S.
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