Faculty
- Alexander Bachmanov
- Gary Beauchamp
- Joseph Brand
- Paul Breslin
- Beverly Cowart
- Pamela Dalton
- Mark Friedman
- Alan Gelperin
- Liquan Huang
- Bruce Kimball
- Graeme Lowe
- Johan Lundström
- Robert Margolskee
- Julie Mennella
- Marcia Pelchat
- George Preti
- Danielle Reed
- Johannes Reisert
- Amos B. Smith, III
- John Teeter
- Karen Teff
- Michael Tordoff
- Hong Wang
- Paul Wise
- Charles J. Wysocki
- Kunio Yamazaki
- Kai Zhao
Research Associates
- Nataliya Bosak
- Bruce Bryant
- Jie Cao
- Pu Feng
- Ambarish Ghatpande
- Taufiquil Huque
- Naoko Iguchi
- Peihua Jiang
- Jesusa Josue
- Zaza Kokrashvili
- Jae Kwak
- Xia Li
- Fritz Lischka
- Jie Ma
- Bedrich Mosinger
- M. Hakan Ozdener
- Catherine Peyrot Des Gachons
- Leslie Stein
- Jiang Xu
- Karen Yee
Postdoctoral Fellows
Research at Monell is truly interdisciplinary, with the Center’s exceptional scientists – physiologists, psychologists, chemists, neuroscientists, biologists, geneticists and more – each contributing a unique approach.
Monell’s work is crucial today because we’re just starting to understand the significant role of the chemical senses across the realms of human health and experience. With the Center’s outstanding faculty contributing many different perspectives, the depth and breath of Monell’s science is unparalleled. Collaboration is extensive; the Center’s supportive environment facilitates a creative synergy that advances discovery in both chemosensory science and the faculty’s areas of expertise.
Each of Monell’s faculty members heads a research group focused on their field of specialization; postdoctoral fellows and research associates may work with one or several faculty members.
Please click on the names at right or on the thematic topics above to learn more about Monell’s scientists. Media representatives who wish to arrange an interview with a Monell faculty member should contact the .
Collaborations at Monell also extend outside the Center; members of the Affiliate Faculty are scientists who frequently collaborate with Monell researchers on projects that advance the Center’s mission.
