Ngong K Beyeh
Resorcinarene macrocycles effectively disrupt the aggregation of αA66−80 peptide related to cataracts, Oakland University
Dr. Beyeh obtained M.Sc. and Ph.D. from Univ. of Jyvaskyla (Finland) in organic and physical chemistry. He carried out the PDF work at Univ. of Jyvaskyla and Aalto Univ. (Finland), Univ. of Texas Austin, (USA), and Univ. of Windsor (Canada).
He spent time as a guest researcher at Univ. of Bonn and Free Univ. of Berlin, Germany
In 2018, Dr. Beyeh joined Department of Chemistry at Oakland
University. Dr. Beyeh has over 62 publications, 17 invited presentations, and over 30 conference contributions.
The research in Beyeh lab is supported by the Research Excellence Fund, URC Faculty Fellowship, Black Faculty Association, and more recently by ACS PRF Award.