Diane Barber, PhD

Diane Barber, PhD

Professor and Chair

The Barber lab is pioneering a molecular understanding of how intracellular pH dynamics regulates cell behaviors. We bridge protein electrostatics and cell biology to reveal the design principles and functions of endogenous pH sensitive proteins regulating actin filament dynamics, cell adhesion, migration and differentiation, dysplasia, and gene expression.

Education and Training

University of Massachusetts Medical Center

Postdoc

Cell Physiology

1987

University of California Los Angeles

PhD

Anatomy

1985

University of California Davis

BS and MS

Physiology

1977

Publications

Title

Author (s)

Journal

Date Published

Nucleic Acids Res

2025-05-22

Elife

2024-09-25