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Royston Edwin Carter is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Engineering Graduate Professional Programs at Duke University. He completed his Ph.D. at the University of Nottingham in 1984, where his research focused on protein tagging and cellular mechanisms. Dr. Carter has contributed to numerous publications in the field of cellular biology, specifically studying the interaction of EGF receptors and clathrin adaptors. His work utilizes various scientific techniques including fluorescence resonance energy transfer and genetic fingerprinting. Dr. Carter's research has also included studies on extra-pair fertilizations in house martins and the application of DNA fingerprinting in various species. His extensive academic career includes significant contributions to understanding endocytosis and genetic analysis in ecological studies.
Department of Biomedical Engineering (MS program)