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Sleep Disorders Research

In addition to our research studies in this topic area, students are also welcome to join our ongoing workshop related to learning clinical data management and statistics.

Gooneratne Nalaka

Arachidonic Acid Metabolites as Drug Target

I am interested in identifying novel factors related to the host-gut microbiota interactions that may influence the efficacy and/or toxicity of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.

Ricciotti Emanuela

Development of next-generation chimeric antigen receptor immunotherapies for cancer

Dr. Ruella's laboratory focuses on the mechanisms of relapse after chimeric antigen receptor T cell (CART) immunotherapies with the goal of rationally design innovative combined immunotherapies for relapsing/refractory cancer.

Ruella Marco

Bioengineering and Biomaterials

Tissue-Engineering
Pediatric Airway Reconstruction
Controlled Drug Delivery

Jacobs Ian

Equine Sports Medicine

Clinical research with client owned horses.

Davidson Elizabeth

Developing quantitative molecular imaging methods for cancer research

Join force for developing molecular imaging markers from cells to animal models to human patients!

Cutaneous Lymphoma

Various Projects on Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma, Cutaneous B-cell Lymphoma, Dermatopathology, Laser Capture Microdissection

Haun Paul

Computational and Genomic Medicine

Integrating genomics, big data, and computing to drive medical innovations

Pregnancy and Pre-Term Birth Research

Dr. Simmons' main research interests are focused on the causal mechanistic links between the intrauterine milieu and type II diabetes and obesity in the adult with a focus on epigenetics and mitochondria function; the mechanisms underlying in utero exposures to environmental chemicals and the link to the later development of diabetes and obesity; the mechanisms underlying preterm birth.

Simmons Rebecca

Structural and functional understanding of TRP channels

The major goal of projects in the laboratory is to establish a detailed structural understanding of the mechanisms of TRP channels activation, desensitization and inhibition, which will help facilitate rational drug design for several human disease. We use cryo electron microscopy as a major tool to study TRP channels.

Moiseenkova Bell Vera
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