Robert M. Stroud

Robert M. Stroud
Robert M. Stroud
Born	1942 (age 81–82); Stockport, England
Nationality	English, American
Citizenship	UK, USA
Education	Cambridge University, Clare College; London University, Birkbeck College;
Children	2
	Scientific career
Institutions	California Institute of Technology; University of California, San Francisco;
Notable students	David Agard Monty Krieger, Michael J. Ross, Anthony Kossiakoff Cynthia Wolberger James B. Hurley, David Savage, Celia Schiffer Sun Hur Bob Keenan
Website	https://msg.ucsf.edu/people/robert-stroud-ma-phd

Robert Michael Stroud (born 1942) is a British biophysicist best known for his contributions to structural biology as means of determining the function of proteins, enzymes and integral membrane proteins. He was a professor of Chemistry at Caltech in the early 1970s and professor of Biochemistry and Biophysics, and of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at the University of California in San Francisco since 1976. He was elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 2003.

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Robert M. Stroud

Born	1942 (age 81–82) Stockport, England
Nationality	English, American
Citizenship	UK, USA
Education	Cambridge University, Clare College London University, Birkbeck College
Children	2
Scientific career
Institutions	California Institute of Technology University of California, San Francisco
Notable students	David Agard^[1] Monty Krieger, Michael J. Ross, Anthony Kossiakoff Cynthia Wolberger James B. Hurley, David Savage, Celia Schiffer Sun Hur Bob Keenan

Website	https://msg.ucsf.edu/people/robert-stroud-ma-phd