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Faculty Profile Last Modified Time: 02:21:10 PM Fri, 27 Mar 2020   Contact Information Zachary Ball Associated Profiles  Professor, Chemistry, Rice University   BioScience Research Collaborative, Room No.: 327    zb1@rice.edu     713-348-6159    Web Link    Lab Webpage    Chemistry for Energy and Sustainability, Chemistry of Life, Organic Synthesis, Chemical Biology, Transition-Metal Complexes, Medicinal Chemistry, Catalysis, De Novo Design of Metalloenzyme-Like Function    Associated Profiles Professional Preparation Research and Expertise Appointments  Professional Preparation  Degree Major Institution Year  PhD Chemistry Stanford University 2004  AB Chemistry Harvard University 1999  Research and Expertise Research Interests   Zachary's research interests center around the intersection of protein chemistry and transition-metal catalysis. Drawing from organic, biological, and inorganic chemistry concepts, the lab has developed a number of conceptually novel methods for specific protein modification with transition-metal catalysts and/or reagents. The lab is especially interested in fundamental concepts for performing selective chemical reactions in complex, polyfunctional environments. In the context of proteins as substrates for chemical reactions, this means moving away from residue-selective chemistries, to develop reactivity paradigms driven by secondary structure, local conformation, and/or unique local sequence. In the course of these efforts, the lab has made contributions in medicinal chemistry, bioimaging and protein analysis, and synthetic methodology development.  Publications/Creative Works Click here to search for this faculty member's publications on PubMed.  Appointments Title Department / School Institution Professor Chemistry Rice University

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