ICAM-I2CAM

About University of California, Davis

Research at the Davis ICAM branch ranges from experiment and theory on correlated electron materials to the structure and function of enzymes and proteins to detailed theoretical modeling of cell division. Davis ICAM participants can be found in the Colleges of Math and Physical Sciences, Biological Sciences, Engineering, the Medical School, and the College of Agriculture and School of Veterinary Medicine.

The local steering committee is comprised of:

• Daniel Cox, Physics, College of Math and Physical Sciences
• Tom Jue, Biological Chemistry, College of Medicine
• Susan Kauzlarich, Chemistry, College of Math and Physical Sciences
• Margie Longo, Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, College of Engineering
• Atul Parikh, Applied Science, College of Engineering

Branch joined in 2002.

Branch Members:

• Frithjof Anders
• Nicholas apRoberts-Warren
• Enoch Baldwin
• Dan Bricarello
• Donglei Bu
• Simon Castorph
• Daryl Cheng
• Daniel Cox
• Nicholas Curro
• Shan Dai
• Liam Damewood
• Youval Dar
• khansaa essa
• Joshua Furman
• Dustin Gilbert
• James Graham
• Natha Hayre
• Oliver Janka
• Thomas Jue
• Susan Kauzlarich
• Vadim Keyser
• Kirill Kovnir
• Stephen Kowalczykowski
• Tonya Kuhl
• Ambarish Kunwar
• Donald Land
• Hao Lei
• Jie-Ren Li
• Jian Liang
• John-Chin Lin
• Weifeng Lin
• Gang-yu Liu
• ying liu
• Marjorie Longo
• Alex Mogilner
• Alex Mogilner
• david morelle
• Elayaraja Muthuswamy
• Denise Myrick
• Alexandra Navrotsky
• Raquel Orozco-Alcaraz
• Frank Osterloh
• Nelson Page
• Atul Parikh
• Warren Pickett
• David Pines
• Tom Potters
• Yundi Quan
• Jamie Romnes Orr
• Richard Scalettar
• Lifang Shi
• Abigail Shockley
• Rajiv Singh
• Jesse Singh
• Lobat Tayebi
• Troy Townsend
• Cynthia Trevisan
• Vu Trinh
• Suzi Tucker
• Tanghong Yi
• naining yin
• Gergely Zimanyi