Eric M. Kramer

Eric M. Kramer is a Professor of Physics at Simon's Rock College. His research bridges biophysics and plant biology, focusing on quantitative approaches to signal transport and cellular coordination in plants.

• Education: B.S. in Physics from Carnegie-Mellon University (1990), Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Chicago (1996).

Research Interests center on biophysical and biochemical mechanisms of signaling in plants, particularly auxin transport dynamics and root development. His work integrates computer simulations, microscopic investigations, and theoretical modeling to study stress responses and cellular communication.

Publications highlight interdisciplinary trends spanning plant physiology, computational biology, and biophysics. Key themes include auxin flux regulation, root-soil interactions, and mathematical modeling of developmental processes.

Contact: Office in Fisher 118; Phone: 413-528-7476; Email: ekramer@simons-rock.edu.