Faculty
Students participating in CBI Graduate Training Program at Yale University are trained by faculty whose research programs emphasize chemical approaches to study biologically important problems. Students receive interdisciplinary research experience that includes the study of natural product and combinatorial synthesis, protein folding and design, nucleic acid recognition and catalysis, and cellular biology. This training extends across the traditional boundary between chemistry and biology. Students are trained in methods that include molecular cloning, kinetic and thermodynamic measurements, NMR and mass spectrometry, synthetic organic chemistry, protein purification, and molecular modeling. Interaction and collaboration between the students and faculty in the Chemical Biology Training Program are facilitated by a core instrumentation facility housed within Yale Chemical Genomics Center, Yale Chemical Instrumentation Core and the Yale Center for Structural Biology. Students are trained to think in chemical detail about biological phenomena, to design and synthesize molecules, and to describe macromolecular function in the language of chemistry. Faculty members in Chemical Biology Graduate Studies emphasize four major research themes covering the spectrum from bioorganic chemistry to molecular cell biology:
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Yale Graduate Studies in Chemical Biology combine
the strengths of selected faculty from the departments of Chemistry;
Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology; Molecular Biophysics
& Biochemistry; and Pharmacology.