Cesar M Compadre, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences USA

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Cesar M Compadre

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
USA


Compadre has extensive pharmaceutical research experience, on the development of bioactive compounds based on naturally occurring compounds, and on the use of molecular modeling in drug design and structure-activity studies. He has published over 80 papers and more than 70patents related to the development of bioactive compounds. He is also the developer of one FDA approved antimicrobial technology that is commercially used. He has a BSPharm degree, and obtained his Ph.D degree in medicinal chemistry and pharmacognosy, from the University of Illinois at Chicago. He conducted postdoctoral research on structure-activity relationships studies using molecular modeling at the University of Illinois working with Dr. John M. Pezzuto and at Pomona College working with Professor Corwin Hansch. Additionally, he had a sabbatical experience at NASA Ames Research Center in computer modeling. At the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences he established and directs the molecular modeling facility. He has extensive research collaborations with many scientists locally, nationally and internationally.

Research Interest

Bioactive Natural Products, Molecular Modeling, and Ethnopharmacology Field Research

Cesar M. Compadre, Ph.D.

Professor

Office: Biomed I, Room 246
Phone: 501-686-6493
FAX: 501-686-6057
E-mail: CMCompadre@uams.edu

 https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Cesar_Compadre

 

Dr. Compadre has extensive research experience, on the study of bioactive compounds from natural origin, and on the use of molecular modeling in drug design and structure-activity studies, with over 70 publications, 9 US patents related to the development of bioactive compounds, and one FDA approved antimicrobial technology.  Dr. Compadre has BSPharm degree, and obtained his Ph.D degree in medicinal chemistry and pharmacognosy.  He conducted postdoctoral research on structure-activity relationships studies using molecular modeling at the University of Illinois and at Pomona College working with Professor Corwin Hansch. Additionally, he had a sabbatical experience at NASA Ames Research Center in computer modeling.   At the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences he established and directs the molecular modeling core facility. He has extensive research collaborations with many scientists locally, nationally and internationally.
Dr. Compadre, coordinates and teaches the COP P3 class “Pharmacognosy and Complementary and Alternative Medicine” and  has directed or co-directed over 20 graduate students.

Professional Experience

1994 – present     Director, Biomedical Visualization Center University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
2008 – present     Professor, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
1993 – 2008     Associate Professor Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
1998 – 1999     Visiting Scholar, Bioinformatics Center, NASA, Ames Research Center, California
1988 – 1993     Assistant Professor, Department of Biopharmaceutical Sciences, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
1986 – 1988     Research Associate (Corwin Hansch), Chemistry Department, Pomona College
1985 – 1986     Research Associate (John Pezzuto) Department of Pharmacology, College of Medicine and Program for Collaborative Research in the Pharmaceutical Sciences, College of Pharmacy, University of Illinois at Chicago

Research experience

• Nov 1988–
  present

  Professor (Full)

  University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences · Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences
  United States
• Jul 1986–
  Oct 1988
  Pomona College
  USA · Claremont
• Oct 1985–
  Jul 1986

  Research Associate

  University of Illinois at Chicago · College of Pharmacy
  USA · Chicago
• Sep 1980–
  Nov 1988

  Graduate Student- Post-Doctoral

  University of Illinois at Chicago, College of Pharmacy
  USA · Chicago

Other

• Languages
  English, Spanish; Castilian
• Scientific Societies
  MCBIOS
  American Chemical Society
  American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists

 


 





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