Jordan Johnson
B.A., Chemistry, St. Olaf College, 2015
Ph.D. Chemistry, University of Minnesota, 2020
joh09238@umn.edu
271 Amundson Hall
My research involves leveraging biphysical techniques to understand how engineered protein scaffolds and scaffold-small molecule inhibitor conjugates interact with their target receptors in order to help guide future scaffold design.
B.A., Chemistry, St. Olaf College, 2015
Ph.D. Chemistry, University of Minnesota, 2020
joh09238@umn.edu
271 Amundson Hall
My research involves leveraging biphysical techniques to understand how engineered protein scaffolds and scaffold-small molecule inhibitor conjugates interact with their target receptors in order to help guide future scaffold design.