The Integrative Biosciences (IB) Graduate Program is a college-wide initiative in the College of Science and Mathematics (CSM). The goal of the Integrative Biosciences Program is to train independent researchers able to apply interdisciplinary approaches to solving problems in the areas of Biochemistry, Biophysics, and Bioinformatics.

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Dissertations from 2026

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Patterned Sensing for the Unknown: Multiplexed Lateral Flow Detection of Emerging Infectious Diseases, Josselyn L. Mata Calidonio

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Deciphering structural and biophysical characteristics of cofactor dependent biocatalysts: Mg(2+)-dependent human inorganic pyrophosphatase 1, flavin-dependent dimethylsulfone monooxygenase, and radical S-adenosylmethionine-dependent neomycin C epimerase, Jayata Shailesh Mawani

Dissertations from 2025

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Design and Development of a Standalone Digital Holographic Microscope Employing Phase-Driven Reconstruction and Classification for Biomedical Imaging and Optical Diagnostics, Charlotte Kyeremah

Dissertations from 2024

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Hit-to-Lead Optimization of Small Molecule Adjuvants for Vaccine Formulation, John Mark Awad

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Novel Roles of BRCA2 in Suppressing Replication Stress Induced Genomic Instability, Haohui Duan

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Identification of Aggressive Subtypes in Androgen Receptor-Dependent Castration Resistant Prostate Cancer Through Super-Enhancer Analysis for Lineages (SEAL), Mingyu Liu

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Biophysical Determinants of ALA Photosensitization and PDT Efficacy in Oral Cancer, Yiran Liu

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Investigating a Tumor Promoting Mammary Cell Niche Derived from Alveolar--Luminal Progenitor Cells in Precancerous BRCA1 Heterozygous Tissue, Joshua Rivera