Tim Doherty

Tim Doherty, Ph.D., is a Lecturer at the University of Minnesota Rochester, affiliated with the Department of Chemistry. His academic work focuses on structural and biophysical chemistry, particularly using solid-state NMR techniques to study membrane-bound proteins and peptides.

Education

• B.A. from University of Minnesota Morris
• Ph.D. from Iowa State University

Research Interests
Dr. Doherty specializes in solid-state NMR spectroscopy to investigate membrane protein topology, antimicrobial peptide dynamics, and lipid bilayer interactions. His work provides insights into molecular orientation, conformational changes, and peptide-membrane relationships critical for understanding biological processes.

Publication Trends
His research output from 2006–2010 emphasizes solid-state NMR methodology, antimicrobial peptide structure, and membrane protein dynamics. Key topics include ion channel topology, defensin folding, and the role of amino acid residues in membrane translocation, reflecting interdisciplinary applications of NMR in biophysics and biochemistry.

Contact
Email: dohe0039@r.umn.edu
Office: 318 Commons, Rochester, MN 55902, United States