Department of Biological Sciences
Science and Engineering, Room 601
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, AR 72701
P 479-575-3251
F 479-575-4010
E-mail: dmcnabb@uark.edu
Faculty

Ralph L. Henry
Distinguished Professor
J. William Fulbright College of Arts & Sciences
(BISC)-Biological Sciences
Phone: 479-575-3251
Email: rahenry@uark.edu
Dr. Henry is a Distinguished Professor at the University of Arkansas in Biological Sciences and the Institute for Nano-scale Science and Engineering. His research is focused on protein targeting, protein production technologies, and development of protein therapies to treat methamphetamine addiction. Henry is a co-founder and VP Biopharmaceutics at InterveXion Therapeutics where his efforts support interactions with FDA, manufacturing and testing of InterveXion’s protein therapies, and oversight of these therapies in human clinical trials. Patents resulting from his work support InterveXion (intervexion.com)and another Arkansas-based start-up, Boston Mountain Biotech (mtnbio.com). Dr. Henry holds the WM Keck Professorship in Biological Sciences.
Protein Targeting, Protein Production Technologies, Medications Development, Entrepreneurship
Cell Biology, Medications Development Process, Plant Physiology, Biology Careers
- University of Kansas, BSE 1979-1984
- Kansas State University, MS 1984-1987
- Kansas State University, PhD 1987-1991
- University of Florida, Postdoc 1992-1996
A full list of publications and patents can be viewed at http://www.uark.edu/ua/henrylab/
- 2004-present VP Biopharmaceutics, InterveXion Therapeutics, LLC
- 2012-present Distinguished Professor, Biological Sciences, University of Arkansas
- 2005-present Professor, Biological Sciences, University of Arkansas
- 2002-2005 Associate Professor, Biological Sciences, Univeristy of Arkansas
- 1996-2002 Assistant Professor, Biological Sciences, University of Arkansas
- WM Keck Endowed Professorship, Awarded February, 2013
- Inaugural member National Academy of Inventors, May 2013
- Fellow, South East Conference Academic Leadership Program (2009-2010)