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John Caradonna is an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Boston University. He earned his PhD, MPhil, and MA from Columbia University, and his BA from Johns Hopkins University. His research focuses on understanding the mechanism of action of non-heme iron metalloproteins, particularly examining the chemistry of metalloenzyme active sites involved in biological oxidation reactions. His work encompasses a broad range of methodologies, utilizing both chemical and biophysical techniques to explore the intrinsic characteristics of active site metal centers and their roles in protein functionality. His commitment to interdisciplinary research is demonstrated through his involvement in the Boston University Evans Center for Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research. Caradonna has a notable publication record that includes various studies investigating small molecule synthetic complexes and the computational design of functional metalloproteins. He has successfully secured funding for multiple research projects, including those from the National Science Foundation.
Boston University • Boston, MA
Teaching and conducting research in the Department of Chemistry.
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