Lenore Martin

Lenore Martin is an accomplished researcher with a background in synthetic and physical organic chemistry, focusing on molecular recognition in the life sciences.

Her expertise includes utilizing various tools such as NMR, CD, cryo-TEM, and bioinformatics computational tools to study the interactions of peptides and natural products with proteins and biological membranes.

A significant aspect of her recent research involves understanding the physical and chemical interactions that enhance the potency and specificity of antimicrobial peptides derived from natural sources.

Lenore Martin's research group is known for developing bioanalytical assays and high-throughput screens to assess the activity of compounds, with a focus on creating peptides with potential therapeutic applications.

She holds a PhD in Chemistry & Biochemistry from the University of California, Los Angeles, a BA in Chemistry & Biochemistry from Northwestern University, and achieved academic excellence during her high school years at Latin School of Chicago.

Professionally, Lenore Martin serves as an Associate Professor at the University of Rhode Island, having previously held positions as an Assistant Professor at the same institution, a Research Associate at The Rockefeller University, and as a Graduate Student at UCLA.