Larry Feig, PhD, Program Director - Ras and Ral GTPase signaling in cancer, and learning and memory 
William Bachovchin, PhD - Structure-based drug design
James Baleja, PhD - Molecular recognition, structure-based drug design, NMR-based protein structure determination
Alex Andrew Bohm, PhD - RNA processing complexes; replication initiation
Peter Bullock, PhD - Structure-based studies of DNA replication initiation; viral inhibitor design using chemical genetics
Lidija Covic, PhD - Protease activated receptors and cancer metastasis
Daniel Cox, PhD - Molecular mechanisms of BKCa channel function
Alexei Degterev, PhD - Mechanisms of cell death using small molecule and drug probes
Mark Ewen, PhD - Mammary gland development and tumorigenesis 
Michael Forgac, PhD - Mechanism of regulation of vacuolar acidification
Ekaterina Heldwein, PhD - Structural and mechanistic studies of herpesvirus entry into host cells
Philip Hinds, PhD - Retinoblastoma pathway in differentiation, senescence, and cancer
Guo-fu Hu, PhD - Angiogenesis in cancer and neurodegeneration
Athan Kuliopulos, MD, PhD - Protease activated receptors in vascular biology and cancer
John Kyriakis, PhD - Signaling pathways in innate immunity and cancer
Claire Moore, PhD - Mechanism and regulation of mRNA polyadenylation
Noorjahan Panjwani, PhD - Corneal disease mechanisms
K Eric Paulson, PhD - ROS signaling and cancer
Brian Schaffhausen, PhD - Mechanism of neoplastic transformation
Gavin Schnitzler, PhD - Chromatin remodeling and gene expression
Gail Sonenshein, PhD* - Signaling in breast cancer
Allen Taylor, PhD - Ubiquitin-mediated control of cell proliferation
Theoharis Theoharides, MD, PhD - Mast cell responses and inflammation
Philip Tsichlis, MD - Molecular mechanisms of leukemogenesis and gene discovery
Amy Yee, PhD - Breast cancer, stem cells and transcriptional regulation
* These faculty are active in teaching and educational aspects of the program and are available for laboratory rotations but no longer accept dissertation students.