Christina L. Dobbs
Christina L. Dobbs is an associate professor of teaching and learning at the Wheelock College of Education & Human Development. Dobbs directs Wheelock’s English Education for Equity & Justice program, with research focusing on academic language development, the argumentative writing of students, and professional development for secondary content teachers. Her work is supported through significant […]
Linda Doerrer
Linda H. Doerrer completed her B.A. in chemistry at Cornell University, working with Klaus Theopold and Frank DiSalvo. Her Ph.D. work was done at MIT with Stephen Lippard, after which came postdoctoral studies with Malcolm Green at the University of Oxford. She served on the faculty at Barnard College from 1999 to 2006. Since that […]
Stacey Dogan
Stacey Dogan is a Professor of Law in the School of Law at Boston University. She is a leading scholar in intellectual property and competition law. Her recent articles explore cutting-edge topics in trademark, copyright, and right of publicity law, including questions of intermediary liability, the rights of trademark parodists, and evolving norms underlying trademark […]
Chuanfei Dong
Chuanfei Dong is an Assistant Professor of Astronomy at the College of Arts and Sciences, and of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the College of Engineering at Boston University. He received a M.S., Planetary and Space Sciences, and Ph.D. in Scientific Computing at University of Michigan; a M.S.E. in Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences at […]
Lynn Doucette-Stamm
Lynn Doucette-Stamm is the Executive Director of BU’s Design, Automation, Manufacturing, and Processes Laboratory (DAMP). The DAMP Lab efficiently develops and tests novel biological systems at low cost with reproducible standards, utilizing a globally-integrated infrastructure of standard protocols and experimental practices. Our ‘bio-foundry’ philosophy offers remote users access to automated services managed by a mix […]
Ruben Dries, PhD
Ruben Dries, PhD combines computational data analysis with novel experimental approaches and technologies to understand basic biological concepts in health and disease. These insights could then be leveraged to target tumor specific processes or inhibit the development of treatment resistance. These interests grew dynamically throughout his research career. In his early studies Dr. Dries developed […]
Chuanhua Duan, PhD
Chuanhua Duan’s current research interests include: exploring anomalous transport phenomenon in 1-D or 2-D confined nanochannels; enhancing ion/molecule transport in batteries and fuel cells using ordered nanostructured materials; improving phase-change heat transfer based on patterned micro/nanostructures; developing new nanofluidic devices for biomolecule sensing and separation. Chuanhua Duan focuses his research on studying enhanced ion/molecule transport using […]
Ilija Dukovski, PhD
Ilija’s background is in Physics, specifically quantum information, teleportation and Monte Carlo methods for studies of critical phenomena. After spending several years in industry, working on charge transport in semiconductors, he joined the lab to lead the development of computational methods for spatio-temporal modeling of metabolism. In addition to developing and maintaining COMETS, Ilija carries […]
Mary Dunlop
Mary Dunlop is a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Boston University with additional appointments in Molecular Biology, Cell Biology & Biochemistry and Bioinformatics. She graduated from Princeton University with a B.S.E. in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and a minor in Computer Science. The Dunlop Lab uses approaches from synthetic biology and systems biology to quantitatively understand and […]
Michael Economo, PhD
Economo’s laboratory studies the structure and function of the neural circuits distributed across the brain that control movement. His research leverages cutting edge optical, electrophysiological, and genetic tools for recording and manipulating neural activity during behavior and for illuminating the structure of neural circuits.