Welcome to the Brunold Lab!
Metal Centers in Proteins and Cofactors
Research in the Brunold Lab integrates spectroscopy and computational chemistry to investigate metal-containing proteins and cofactors. Various spectroscopic techniques are employed to probe the ground state (resonance Raman, electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy) and excited states (electronic absorption, magnetic circular dichroism) of the metal centers, and are combined with electronic structure calculations (density functional theory (DFT), time-dependent DFT, quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics). Together, these spectroscopic and computational methods provide insight into the structure and mechanism of metal-dependent proteins.
Lab Announcements
Welcome to the lab, Maddy!
Maddy Rodemeier joins the Brunold lab as a joint student, co-advised with Andrew Buller.
November 27, 2024Congratulations to Ryan and Cristina!
Congratulations to two Brunold lab members for winning the 2023-2024 Outstanding TA Award! Ryan is recognized for his involvement with Chem 311 and Cristina is recognized for her involvement with General Chemistry.
October 28, 2024