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Bryan Roth

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Michael Hooker Distinguished Professor at UNC Chapel Hill
📍 Durham, North Carolina, United States

Bryan Roth is the Michael Hooker Distinguished Professor of Pharmacology at UNC-Chapel Hill, where he directs the NIMH Psychoactive Drug Screening Program. An expert in GPCRs, he invented the widely-used DREADD technology. His work focuses on discovering safer drugs for psychiatric conditions and pain by studying psychedelic and opioid receptors.

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Experience
35 Years
Current Role
Michael Hooker Distinguished Professor
Job Level
Mid-senior
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States
Personality Overview

How Bryan shows up

Tough To Convince
Process Oriented
Status Quo Seeker

They tend to have clarity about their needs and constraints, and are unlikely to over-promise. Being observant comes to them naturally. They are thorough and always follow a systematic approach.

Priorities

Topics Bryan cares about

Psychedelic Therapeutics
His lab researches how psychedelics like LSD work in the brain, with the goal of developing safer, more effective treatments for neuropsychiatric disorders.
Safer Opioid Design
He leads research into opioid receptor structures to design novel pain medications that are effective without the risk of addiction or dangerous side effects.
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Career

Work history

2006
Michael Hooker Distinguished Professor
UNC Chapel Hill
1991 - 2006
Professor
CWRU
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DISC profile (public)

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Calculativeness (C)

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