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Philip D. Laible

 

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Email: laible@anl.gov

Phone: (630) 252-4875
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> Education:

  • Ph.D. 1995 Cornell University, Ithaca, NY; Plant Biology and Biophysics
  • B.S. 1990 University of Illinois, Urbana IL; Agricultural Science

> Professional Experience:

  • Biophysicist 2003-present, Argonne National Laboratory
  • Assistant Biophysicist 1998-2003, Argonne National Laboratory
  • Argonne Scholar, Biophysics 1997-1998, Argonne National Laboratory  
  • Alexander Hollaender Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellow 1995-1997
    Sponsored by The Department of Energy and carried out at Argonne National Laboratory  
  • National Institutes of Health Biophysics Trainee 1992-1995, Cornell University
  • Plant Pathology Intern 1989, Walt Disney World's EPCOT attraction "The Land" in cooperation with NASA at the Kennedy Space Center
  • Summer Research Project Leader 1988, Department of Agronomy and Campus Honors Program University of Illinois, Urbana, IL  
  • Summer Contract Student and Research Assistant 1987, Waterways Experiment Station, Vicksburg, MS

> Honors and Awards:

  • Section of Plant Biology Knudson Awards; Cornell University 1994 and 1995
  • Andrew D. White Fellow; Cornell University 1990-1993
  • Bronze Tablet; College of Agriculture; University of Illinois 1990
  • Hugh P. Morrison Scholarship; University of Illinois1989-1990
  • Jonathan Baldwin Turner Scholarship; University of Illinois 1986-1989
  • Crow’s Hybrid Trust Scholarship; University of Illinois 1986-1989
  • Outstanding Freshman; College of Agriculture; University of Illinois 1987  

> Research Highlights

Expression (in native form), purification, and crystallization of membrane proteins; Structure and function relationships in photosynthetic reaction centers and antennae; Excited state (singlet and triplet) energy transfer and trapping dynamics in light-harvesting systems.

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