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Rich Ferrieri is leading the development of the BNL Plant Imaging Program, with particular interest in the use of radio-metabolites and radioligands to investigate processes at the cell membrane. He is a radiochemist who has been responsible for the development of many of the radio-synthetic procedures and their implementation in neuroscience at BNL.

Collaborators

Manuel Lerdau, Stony Brook University. Dennis Gray, Stony Brook University. Colin Orians, Tufts University. Benjamin Babst, Tufts University. Vit Gloser, Brno U, Czech Republic. Matthias Herth, Gutenberg U, Mainz, Germany. Abigail Ferrieri, Holy Cross College. Kristin Lewis, Rowland Institute at Harvard.

Summer 2004: (L to R) Ben Babst, Michael Thorpe, Abbie Ferrieri, Rich Ferrieri.

Last Modified: February 1, 2008

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