Professor Reed's current research interests include pharmacogenomics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and green chemistry.
Ongoing Projects:
Our pharmacogenomics research focuses on efforts to utilize computational chemistry, genomic databases, and artificial Intelligence to predict what genetic patterns cause some people to be harmed by the drugs that are meant to help them. This project, Identifying Genetic Contributions to Adverse Drug Reactions, is currently funded by NIGMS.
The NIBIB funded Rocky Mountain Summer Research Education Experience is a paid professional development opportunity for highly-committed, ambitious high school teachers looking to expand their skills as a STEM teacher. The program provides an intensive, independent research experience for Front Range high school STEM teachers in the fields of bioengineering, bioimaging, and health informatics. Learn about RMSREE
We are exploring the interface between Artificial Intelligence and Chemistry and designing methods to improve the accuracy of how Large Language Models handle chemical information.
Prof. Reed
