The Department of Chemistry in partnership with the James Graham Brown Cancer Center at the University of Louisville has recently been awarded a large NSF/EPSCoR infrastructure grant to establish a program for Regulatory, Environmental, Analytical Metabolomics (CREAM). This program will develop cutting-edge methodologies and approaches for the emerging metabolomic and system biochemical research. This area of research has the promise of revolutionizing biological research in the 21st century for the ability to resolve biological complexity. Thus, metabolomic development will find applications in a broad array of pressing societal problems ranging from human health, biotechnology, to environmental pollution and ecosystem health.

The expertise of Faculty associated with CREAM spans all aspects of Metabolomics. We represent several Departments on both the Belknap and Health Sciences Campuses of the University of Louisville.

Belknap Research Center on the University of Louisville campus where CREAM Mass Spectrometry instrumentation is housed.

Contact CREAM Director Dr. Teresa Fan or Research Coordinator Teresa Cassel via email or voice for more information.