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Arthur R. Salomon is a professor specializing in Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Biochemistry, and Chemistry. His research focuses on elucidating signaling networks relevant to human disease, particularly through the analysis of phosphorylation patterns induced by pharmacological agents. Utilizing quantitative phosphoproteomic analysis combined with mass spectrometry, his laboratory profiles tens of thousands of phosphorylation sites across various cells and tissues. Salomon aims to understand the complex signaling networks in T cells to reveal the underlying mechanisms of cellular signaling, differentiation, and growth. His work involves the identification of kinases and phosphatases responsible for modifications, thus enhancing knowledge about the specific roles of proteins within pathways and their implications in disease treatment. He has received funding for his research from the NIH for various projects emphasizing T cell activation pathways and has been influential in translating insights from basic science into pharmacological applications. Salomon also takes an active role in teaching, developing effective methodologies for conveying complex scientific concepts to undergraduate and graduate students in biochemistry and related disciplines.
Brown University • Providence, RI
Teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in biochemistry, focusing on the interpretation of primary scientific literature.
Department: Department of Economics