Eric Chang

Dr. Eric Chang is an esteemed Associate Professor in the Chemistry and Physical Sciences department at Pace University's Dyson College of Arts and Sciences. He earned his Ph.D. in Photochemical Sciences, which laid the foundation for his extensive research and teaching career. Following his doctoral studies, Dr. Chang pursued postdoctoral research in Enzymology and Biomineralization, further honing his expertise in these fields. His academic background is deeply rooted in Biochemistry, which complements his diverse research interests, including Enzymology, Drug Discovery, and Thermal Adaptation. At Pace University, Dr. Chang is dedicated to fostering a dynamic learning environment. He is committed to providing students with valuable research opportunities, often connecting them with potential employers to enhance their career prospects. His teaching repertoire spans a wide range of courses, from General Chemistry to Advanced Biochemistry, where he integrates modern teaching methods to engage and inspire his students. In addition to his teaching and research responsibilities, Dr. Chang is actively involved in various professional organizations. He holds leadership roles in the American Chemical Society, the American Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, and the Mid-Atlantic Association of Liberal Arts Chemistry Teachers. These affiliations reflect his commitment to advancing the field of chemistry and biochemistry through collaboration and innovation. Dr. Chang's contributions to the academic community extend beyond the classroom and laboratory. He is a passionate advocate for interdisciplinary research, often collaborating with colleagues from diverse scientific backgrounds to address complex challenges in the field of chemistry. His work in drug discovery, in particular, has the potential to make significant impacts on public health and therapeutic development. Through his dedication to teaching, research, and professional service, Dr. Eric Chang continues to inspire the next generation of scientists and contribute to the advancement of chemical sciences. His commitment to excellence and innovation is evident in every aspect of his career, making him a respected figure in the academic community.