Dr. Brian Bennett
Professor · Klingler College of Arts and Sciences · Marquette University
Quick answer: Dr. Brian Bennett is Professor at Marquette University. Dr. Brian Bennett shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.
⭐ My lab offers research opportunities for students in both experimental and computational biophysics and welcomes enquiries from students in programs that include Biophysics, Physics, Chemistry, Biological Sciences, Biomedical Sciences and Computational Sciences.
Research interests
My research is focused around the EPR Facility in the Physics Department at Marquette that was funded largely by an NSF grant that I obtained in 2015, with additional contributions from Bruker Biospin, Marquette University, and MCW. The instrumentation allows for magnetic resonance investigation of free radicals and metals in solution, solid state, or in intact biological material (cells, tissues), at temperatures down to 5 K (five degrees Celsius above absolute zero, or about -460 F) without the need for liquid helium. My lab uses this instrumentation to study the effects of cancer, metabolic diseases, and therapies on the energy-producing mitochondrial respiratory chain in intact biopsy tissue. and to study the mechanisms of metalloproteins with applications in "green chemistry", pharmaceutical synthesis, and reclamation of pesticide-contaminated land. I have significant collaborations within Marquette and with groups at MCW, Colorado School of Mines, and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM).
Frequently asked questions
Is Dr. Brian Bennett hiring PhD students at Marquette University?
Yes. As of 2026-09-11, Dr. Brian Bennett's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: My lab offers research opportunities for students in both experimental and computational biophysics and welcomes enquiries from students in programs that include Biophysics, Physics, Chemistry, Biolog.
What does Dr. Brian Bennett research?
My research is focused around the EPR Facility in the Physics Department at Marquette that was funded largely by an NSF grant that I obtained in 2015, with additional contributions from Bruker Biospin, Marquette University, and MCW. The instrumentation allows for magnetic resonance investigation of
Data last updated: 2026-09-11 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.
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