Neil Kelleher (scientist)

Neil L. Kelleher

Born	(1970-04-28) April 28, 1970
Residence	United States
Nationality	United States
Fields	Chemist Biochemist
Institutions	University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign Northwestern University
Alma mater	Pacific Lutheran University University of Konstanz Cornell University Harvard University
Doctoral advisor	Fred McLafferty Tadhg Begley
Known for	Mass spectrometry Top-down proteomics Electron-capture dissociation

Neil L. Kelleher is the Walter and Mary Elizabeth Glass Professor of Chemistry, Molecular Biosciences, and Medicine at Northwestern University. His research focuses on mass spectrometry, primarily its application to proteomics. He is known mainly for top-down proteomics and the development of the fragmentation technique of electron-capture dissociation with Roman Zubarev while in Fred McLafferty's lab at Cornell University.

Early life and education

B.S. Pacific Lutheran University
M.S. and Ph.D. Cornell University

Research interests

Awards

Biemann Medal, 2009
Pittsburgh Conference Achievement Award, 2008
Pfizer Award in Enzyme Chemistry (American Chemical Society, Division of Biological Chemistry), 2006
A.F. Findeis Award in Measurement Science (American Chemical Society, Division of Analytical Chemistry), 2006
Presidential Early Career Award
Alfred P. Sloan Fellow
Packard Fellow
NSF CAREER Award
Lilly Analytical Chemistry Award
Burroughs Wellcome Fund Young Investigator
Searle Scholar
Fulbright Scholar

External links

Kelleher Group Website

Biemann Medallists

Scott A. McLuckey (1997)
Robert R. Squires (1998)
Matthias Mann (1999)
Julie A. Leary (2000)
Peter B. Armentrout (2001)
Ruedi Aebersold (2002)
Carol V. Robinson (2003)
John R. Yates (2004)
Gary J. Van Berkel (2005)
David E. Clemmer (2006)
Roman A. Zubarev (2007)
Julia Laskin (2008)
Neil L. Kelleher (2009)
David C. Muddiman (2010)
Béla Paizs (2011)
Joshua J. Coon (2012)
Yinsheng Wang (2013)

Pfizer Award in Enzyme Chemistry

Formerly the Paul-Lewis Award in Enzyme Chemistry

David E. Green (1946) Van R. Potter (1947) Albert L. Lehninger (1948) Henry A. Lardy (1949) Britton Chance (1950) Arthur Kornberg (1951) Bernard L. Horecker (1952) Earl R. Stadtman (1953) Alton Meister (1954) Paul D. Boyer (1955) Merton F. Utter (1956) G. Robert Greenberg (1957) Eugene P. Kennedy (1958) Minor J. Coon (1959) Arthur Pardee (1960) Frank M. Huennekens (1961) Jack L. Strominger (1962) Charles Gilvarg (1963) Marshall Nirenberg (1964) Frederic M. Richards (1965) Samuel B. Weiss (1966) P. Roy Vagelos & Salih J. Wakil (1967) William J. Rutter (1968) Robert T. Schimke (1969) Herbert Weissbach (1970) Jack Preiss (1971) Ekkehard K. F. Bautz (1972) Howard M. Temin (1973) Michael J. Chamberlin (1974) Malcolm L. Gefter (1975) Michael S. Brown & Joseph L. Goldstein (1976) Stephen J. Benkovic (1977) Paul Schimmel (1978) Frederik C. Hartman (1979) Thomas A. Steitz (1980) Daniel V. Santi (1981) Richard R. Burgess (1982) Paul L. Mordich (1983) Robert T.N. Tjian (1984) Thomas Cech (1985) JoAnne Stubbe (1986) Gregory Petsko (1987) John W. Kozarich (1988) Kenneth A. Johnson (1989) James A. Wells (1990) Ronald Vale (1991) Carl O. Pabo (1992) Michael H. Gelb (1993) Donald Hilvert (1994) Gerald Joyce (1995) P. Andrew Karplus (1996) Daniel Herschlag (1997) Ronald T. Raines (1998) David W. Christianson (1999) Eric T. Kool (2000) Ruma Banerjee (2001) Karin Musier-Forsyth (2002) Dorothee Kern (2003) Wilfred A. van der Donk (2004) Nicole S. Sampson (2005) James Berger (2006) Neil L. Kelleher (2007) Carsten Krebs (2008) Virginia Cornish (2009) Vahe Bandarian (2010) Sarah O'Connor (2011) Jin Zhang (2012) Kate Carroll (2013) Hening Lin (2014) Douglas Mitchell (2015) Michelle Chang (2016)

Authority control	WorldCat Identities LCCN: n2007182994

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