Education
- PhD, 1979, Harvard University
- BA, 1972, Biophysics, Amherst College
Research Summary
Before closing his lab, Bob Sauer studied the relationship between protein structure, function, sequence and folding. He focused on the molecular machines that degrade or remodel proteins, targeting proteins for these ATP-dependent reactions. His experimental tools included biochemistry and single-molecule biophysics, structural biology, protein design and engineering, and molecular genetics.
Awards
- Protein Society, Stein and Moore Award, 2013
- Protein Society, Hans Neurath Award, 2007
- Protein Society, Amgen Award, 2001
- National Academy of Sciences, Member, 1996
- American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Fellow, 1993
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