Richard Alan Engh

Richard Alan Engh is a Professor in Biomolecular and Structural Chemistry at the Department of Chemistry, UiT The Arctic University of Norway. His research focuses on enzyme-ligand interactions, computational cheminformatics, and drug design targeting protein kinases.

• Enzyme-Ligand Interactions
• Drug Design
• Cheminformatics

Engh's recent publications emphasize structural biology applications in kinase inhibition, including antimicrobial peptides, cancer therapies, and molecular dynamics studies. His work bridges computational modeling with experimental validation to optimize drug targeting.

Key trends in his research include:

• Protein kinase inhibition mechanisms
• Structural determinants of drug selectivity
• Computational approaches to polypharmacology
• Biophysical analysis of ligand binding

Engh is a member of the Protein Kinase Biophysics research group at UiT. His collaborations span international institutions, with co-authors from Norway, Germany, and Canada.