Grover P Miller, PhD, is a full Professor in the Departments of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology as well as Biomedical Informatics at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. His research focuses on assessing mechanistic roles for metabolic activation and the clearance of molecules especially related to pharmacological and toxicological effects. In practice, his group leverages powerful analytical, biochemical, and computational tools to identify and quantify small molecules, including drugs, dietary molecules, and pollutants, during metabolism, and correlate findings to biological activities and in vivo outcomes, such as liver toxicity.
Sternfels Prize for Drug Safety Discoveries, finalist
Emerald Lake Safety
The Sternfels Prize was created to reduce the risk associated with the real-world use of pharmaceuticals. The purpose of the prize is to incentivize pharmacologists, pharmacists, medical practitioners, academics, and students to think about ways to reduce the real world risks patients face from polypharmacy, interacting co-morbidities, and genetic variations.