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Gregory Weiss

Professor

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences

Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Gregory Weiss is currently serving as a Pharmaceutical Sciences Professor at University of California, Irvine.

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University of California, Irvine

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molecular biology biomolecular engineering nanotechnology materials science immunology protein science virology phage biology protein engineering nanobiotechnology enzymes structural biology chemical biology nanomaterials analytical chemistry single molecules organic electronics virus research electronics biocatalysis bacteriophages phage display peptides applied microbiology avian biology peptide engineering molecular biotechnology directed evolution molecular diagnostics medicinal research electroanalytical chemistry biopolymers biomolecules mammalian biology surface nanotechnology antibody engineering protein evolution virus bioresistor electronic measurements biomedical imaging peptide science cellular therapy material research chemical technology nanometrology viral diagnostics antiviral drugs antiviral therapy innovative diagnostics analytical instrumentation polymer nanotechnology enzyme immobilization polymer technology protein assembly molecular diversity synthetic chemistry viral evolution continuous flow biocatalysis synthetic urine prostate-specific membrane antigen covalent virus layer bacteriophage particle vitro evolution protein functional epitopes single-walled carbon nanotubes combinatorial chemistry functional nanomaterials protein refolding delivery systems intracellular trafficking pharmaceutical nanotechnology combinatorial alanine-scanning combinatorial alanine scanning rapid mapping conductance-controlled point functionalization single-molecule lysozyme dynamics

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bioluminescent Immunophage Sensors for the Quantification of Insulin. ACS Omega (2026)

biomedical analysisdiabetes technologydiabetes researchbioanalysisbiomedical engineeringbiosensorsinsulin deliverybioluminescent immunophage sensorsdiabetes

Amidine Syntheses From Classic to Contemporary for Medicinal Lead Compounds and Natural Products. European Journal of Organic Chemistry (2025)

synthetic chemistrynatural product researchpharmaceutical chemistrysynthesis methodsnatural productsmedicinal chemistryorganic process researchchemical synthesischemistrypharmacologyorganic chemistrynatural product synthesismedicinal lead compoundsamidine synthesesorganic synthesis

Chiral Lemniscate Formation in Magnetic Field Controlled Topological Fluid Flows. Small (2025)

Matt JellicoeZoe GardnerAmjad E. H. AlotaibiKaylee E. ShoemakerJames M. ScottShiliang WangBadriah M. AlotaibiXuan LuoClarence ChuahChristopher T. GibsonShan HeKasturi VimalanathanJason R. GascookeXianjue ChenAlison RodgerHan HuangScott J. DalgarnoElsa AntunesGregory A. WeissQin LiJamie S. QuintonColin L. Raston

chiral lemniscate formationtopological fluid flows

Experimental and Computational Evaluation of Nicotinamide Cofactor Biomimetics. ACS Chemical Biology (2025)

biological engineeringcomputational evaluationbiomoleculesbiophysical chemistrybiomimetic chemistrybiomimetic materials

Nicotinamide Cofactor Biomimetics: Design and Structure Activity Relationships. ACS Catalysis (2025)

chemical sciencesbiomoleculeschemical biologychemistrymolecular engineeringnicotinamide cofactor biomimeticsbiomolecular engineeringmolecular structurebiomimetic chemistrybiomimetic materials

A Practical Guide to 3D Printing for Chemistry and Biology Laboratories. Current Protocols (2024)

Arjun S. PamidiMichael B. SpanoGregory A. Weiss

additive manufacturing3d printingbiology laboratorieschemical engineering3d bioprintingbiofabrication

Catalyst-Free, Three-Component Synthesis of Amidinomaleimides. The Journal of Organic Chemistry (2024)

Wyatt R. Swift-RamirezLindsay A. WhalenLia K. ThompsonKaylee E. ShoemakerAris V. RubioGregory A. Weiss

three-component synthesischemistryorganic chemistryorganic synthesis

Cover Feature: Sustainability‐Driven Accelerated Shear‐Mediated Immunoassay for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Detection (Chemsuschem 21/2024). ChemSusChem (2024)

Xuan LuoAmir HeydariDanielle RenfreyZoe GardnerShan HeYouhong TangGregory A. WeissMary‐Louise RogersColin L. Raston

neuroimmunologyimmunologyamyotrophic lateral sclerosis

Optimizing Continuous‐Flow Biocatalysis With 3D‐Printing and Inline Ir Monitoring. ChemCatChem (2024)

Michael B. SpanoArjun S. PamidiMaxwell H. LiuAmanda C. EvansGregory A. Weiss

3d printingcontinuous flow biocatalysischemical engineeringbiocatalysisinline ir monitoring

Sustainability‐Driven Accelerated Shear‐Mediated Immunoassay for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Detection. ChemSusChem (2024)

Xuan LuoAmir HeydariDanielle RenfreyZoe GardnerShan HeYouhong TangGregory A. WeissMary‐Louise RogersColin L. Raston

immunologyamyotrophic lateral sclerosisshear-mediated immunoassay

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Gregory Weiss

Professor

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences

Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Gregory Weiss is currently serving as a Pharmaceutical Sciences Professor at University of California, Irvine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Gregory Weiss

University of California, Irvine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bioluminescent Immunophage Sensors for the Quantification of Insulin. ACS Omega (2026)

biomedical analysisdiabetes technologydiabetes researchbioanalysisbiomedical engineeringbiosensorsinsulin deliverybioluminescent immunophage sensorsdiabetes

Amidine Syntheses From Classic to Contemporary for Medicinal Lead Compounds and Natural Products. European Journal of Organic Chemistry (2025)

Chiral Lemniscate Formation in Magnetic Field Controlled Topological Fluid Flows. Small (2025)

chiral lemniscate formationtopological fluid flows

Experimental and Computational Evaluation of Nicotinamide Cofactor Biomimetics. ACS Chemical Biology (2025)

biological engineeringcomputational evaluationbiomoleculesbiophysical chemistrybiomimetic chemistrybiomimetic materials

Nicotinamide Cofactor Biomimetics: Design and Structure Activity Relationships. ACS Catalysis (2025)

chemical sciencesbiomoleculeschemical biologychemistrymolecular engineeringnicotinamide cofactor biomimeticsbiomolecular engineeringmolecular structurebiomimetic chemistrybiomimetic materials

A Practical Guide to 3D Printing for Chemistry and Biology Laboratories. Current Protocols (2024)

Arjun S. PamidiMichael B. SpanoGregory A. Weiss

additive manufacturing3d printingbiology laboratorieschemical engineering3d bioprintingbiofabrication

Catalyst-Free, Three-Component Synthesis of Amidinomaleimides. The Journal of Organic Chemistry (2024)

Wyatt R. Swift-RamirezLindsay A. WhalenLia K. ThompsonKaylee E. ShoemakerAris V. RubioGregory A. Weiss

three-component synthesischemistryorganic chemistryorganic synthesis

Cover Feature: Sustainability‐Driven Accelerated Shear‐Mediated Immunoassay for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Detection (Chemsuschem 21/2024). ChemSusChem (2024)

Xuan LuoAmir HeydariDanielle RenfreyZoe GardnerShan HeYouhong TangGregory A. WeissMary‐Louise RogersColin L. Raston

neuroimmunologyimmunologyamyotrophic lateral sclerosis

Optimizing Continuous‐Flow Biocatalysis With 3D‐Printing and Inline Ir Monitoring. ChemCatChem (2024)

Michael B. SpanoArjun S. PamidiMaxwell H. LiuAmanda C. EvansGregory A. Weiss

3d printingcontinuous flow biocatalysischemical engineeringbiocatalysisinline ir monitoring

Sustainability‐Driven Accelerated Shear‐Mediated Immunoassay for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Detection. ChemSusChem (2024)

Xuan LuoAmir HeydariDanielle RenfreyZoe GardnerShan HeYouhong TangGregory A. WeissMary‐Louise RogersColin L. Raston

immunologyamyotrophic lateral sclerosisshear-mediated immunoassay

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