Current group (January 1, 2020)

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Dr. Chris Broberg

Ph.D. Molecular Microbiology (2011), University of Texas, Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas.

Chris is studying the effects of nitric oxide release on Clostridioides difficile and Klebsiella pneumoniae disorders. He is the lab's cell and microbiology resident expert.
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Dr. Feichen Yang

Ph.D. Chemistry (2020), Duke University
Feichen is developing hydrogel formulations to facilitate oral and dermal application of nitric oxide therapeutics.  
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Sara Maloney

B.S. Chemistry (2016), Towson University

Sara is investigating strategies for extending the NO-release duration of glucose sensor membranes containing macromolecular NO donors.
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Taron Bradshaw

B.S. Chemistry (2018), Clemson University

Taron is studying the use of nitric oxide-releasing electrospun fibers to improve the biocompatibility of implantable glucose biosensors. 
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Kyle Nguyen

B.S. Chemistry (2018), College of Wooster

Kyle is designing nitric oxide-releasing macromolecular systems as mucolytic agents.
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Quincy Dougherty

B.S. Chemistry (2019), Gordon College

Quincy is developing nitric oxide-releasing macromolecular systems for oncology applications. 
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Katherine Youmans

B.S. Chemistry (2019), Clemson University

​Katherine is developing novel cyclodextrin derivatives as anti-inflammatory agents. 
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Courtney Johnson

B.S. Chemistry and Biochemistry (2020), Kansas State University
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Sarah Nagy

B.S. Chemistry (2020), Shippensburg University
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Sami Picciotti

B.S. Chemistry (2020), University of Maryland, College Park