Principal Investigators

Leonidas G Bachas

Leonidas G Bachas

Dean, College of Arts and Sciences

(305) 284-4021
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Leonidas G. Bachas joined the University of Miami as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences in July 2010. A distinguished analytical and biological chemist, Bachas was formerly the Frank J. Derbyshire Professor of Chemistry at the University of Kentucky and chair of its Department of Chemistry. Bachas’s tenure at Kentucky was marked...
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Jean Pierre Bardet

Jean Pierre Bardet

Vice Provost for Strategic Projects

(305) 284-8625
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Jean-Pierre Bardet joined the Office of the Provost in June 2019. As the Vice Provost for Strategic Projects he led key industry collaborations with the University of Miami; these partnerships encourage the advancing of innovation and interdisciplinary projects across departments. He previously served as dean of the College of Engineering at UM....
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Emrah Celik

Emrah Celik

Associate Professor

(305) 284-9364
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Thermoelectricity, Additive Manufacturing, Nanotechnology, Microfluidics, Solid Mechanics and Numerical Simulation.
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Joshua L Cohn

Joshua L Cohn

Professor
Senior Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Education

(305) 284-4036
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My research involves measuring low-temperature electronic, magnetic, and thermal properties of novel materials that manifest interesting physics and show some potential to be useful in future electronic devices. These physical properties measurements, like electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, and thermoelectricity, involve attaching...
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Sylvia Daunert

Sylvia Daunert

Professor
Director of STEM Institutes

(305) 243-4005
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Sapna K. Deo

Sapna K. Deo

Professor

(305) 243-4421
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Shanta Dhar

Shanta Dhar

Associate Professor

(410) 868-3337
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Courtney M Dumont

Courtney M Dumont

Assoc. Professor

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Dr. Dumont leads the Neural Stem and Tissue Engineered Microenvironments (NeuSTEM) group, working at the interface of neural, vascular, and immune engineering to overcome barriers that arise after injury to the nervous system. Dr. Dumont received her PhD in biomedical engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 2014, investigating the...
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Alessia Fornoni

Alessia Fornoni, M.D.

Professor

(305) 243-6558
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Massimiliano Galeazzi

Massimiliano Galeazzi

Professor
Chairman of Department of Physics

(305) 284-7141
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Astronomical object emit, in general, at all wavelength, not just visible light. Moreover, there are specific objects, such as Black Holes and Supernovae, that emit primarily in X-rays. X-rays, such as the ones used in radiography, are similar to visible light, but with wavelength 1000 times shorter. My work involves the construction of X-ray...
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Gregory E. Holt

Gregory E. Holt

Assoc. Professor of Clinical

(305) 575-3170
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Leslie D Knecht

Leslie D Knecht

Associate Dean, Undergraduate Research and Creative Endeavors
Distinguished Senior Lecturer

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Dr. Knecht is from Eastern Kentucky. She received a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology and Chemistry at the University of Kentucky in 2006 before completing her Ph.D. in Bioanalytical Chemistry at the University of Miami under the mentorship of Dr. Sylvia Daunert. She joined the University of Miami Department of Chemistry as a Lecturer in...
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Marc R Knecht

Marc R Knecht

Professor
Department of Chemistry, Chair
PI/Director, Electron Microscopy Center

(305) 284-9351
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Research in the Knecht Group focuses on the use of biological macromolecules to construct nanomaterials for specifically targeted applications. These applications include catalysis, self-assembly, detection, and materials design. We use a wide variety of biological, chemical, and material synthetic strategies to design and engineer specific...
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Giacomo Lanzoni

Giacomo Lanzoni

Asst. Professor

(786) 285-9512
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Vincent T. Moy

Professor

(305) 243-2337
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Francisco Raymo

Francisco Raymo

Professor

(305) 284-2639
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My current research program combines chemical synthesis, spectroscopic analysis and fluorescence microscopy with the ultimate goal of developing chemical probes for imaging and sensing applications.
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Michal J Toborek

Michal J Toborek

Professor

(305) 243-0230
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Alice Tomei

Alice Tomei

Associate Professor

(305) 243-3469
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Dr. Tomei is an Associate Professor in the departments of Biomedical Engineering, Immunology and Surgery and the director of the Islet Immunoengineering Laboratory at the Diabetes Research Institute (DRI) at the University of Miami Millers School of Medicine. She is applying her unique background in bioengineering and immunology to develop novel...
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Fulin Zuo

Fulin Zuo

Professor

(305) 284-7114
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My research interests are twofold. One is in the studies of new phenomena of novel materials, especially low dimensional materials such as the cuprate and organic superconductors, meso and nano-magnetic materials by probing experimentally their transport and magnetic properties. These experiments are usually carried out as a function of...
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