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School of Medicine Faculty 1 School of Medicine Faculty 1 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Sana Loue, PhD; Professor Patricia Marshall, PhD; Professor FACULTY Suzanne Rivera, PhD; Assistant Professor School of Medicine Stuart Youngner, MD; Professor Full-Time Faculty Biomedical Engineering Anatomy A. Ajiboye, PhD; Assistant Professor Thomas Brantley, MD; Assistant Professor Eben Alsberg, PhD; Professor Darin Croft, PhD; Professor James Anderson, MD PhD; Professor Barbara Freeman, PhD; Assistant Professor James Basilion, PhD; Professor Michael Katz, MD PhD; Associate Professor Jeffrey Capadona, Ph.D.; Associate Professor Hue-Lee Kaung, PhD; Associate Professor Colin Drummond, PhD MBA; Professor Joseph Miller, PhD; Associate Professor Jeffrey Duerk, PhD; Professor Scott Simpson, PhD; Professor Dominique Durand, PhD; Professor Bryan Singelyn, MS; Instructor Steven Eppell, PhD; Associate Professor Susanne Wish-Baratz, PhD; Assistant Professor Miklos Gratzl, MS; Associate Professor Biochemistry Amiya Banerjee, PhD; Professor Kenneth Gustafson, PhD; Associate Professor Barbara Bedogni, PhD; Associate Professor Efstathios Karathanasis, PhD; Associate Professor Paul Carey, PhD; Professor Robert Kirsch, PhD; Professor Hung-Ying Kao, PhD; Professor Zheng-Rong Lu, PhD; Professor William Merrick, PhD; Professor Anant Madabhushi, PhD; Professor Nelson Phillips, PhD; Associate Professor Cameron McIntyre, PhD; Professor Marianne Pusztai-Carey, PhD; Associate Professor P. Peckham, PhD; Professor David Samols, PhD; Professor Andrew Rollins, PhD; Professor Menachem Shoham, PhD; Associate Professor Gerald Saidel, PhD; Professor Martin Snider, PhD; Associate Professor Nicole Seiberlich, PhD; Associate Professor Focco Van den Akker, PhD; Associate Professor Anirban Sen, PhD; Associate Professor Michael Weiss, MD PhD; Professor Sam Senyo, PhD; Assistant Professor Yanwu Yang, PhD; Assistant Professor Nicole Steinmetz, PhD; Associate Professor Vivien Yee, PhD; Associate Professor Pallavi Tiwari, PhD; Assistant Professor Bioethics Dustin Tyler, PhD; Professor Eileen Anderson-Fye, EdD; Associate Professor Satish Viswanath, PhD; Assistant Professor Mark Aulisio, PhD; Professor Horst von Recum, PhD; Professor Nicole Deming, JD; Assistant Professor David Wilson, PhD; Professor Monica Gerrek, PhD; Assistant Professor Xin Yu, Sc.D.; Professor Aaron Goldenberg, PhD; Associate Professor Division of General Medical Sciences Insoo Hyun, PhD; Associate Professor Donald Anthony, MD; Associate Professor 2 School of Medicine Faculty Kristian Baker, PhD; Associate Professor Carlos Gallego, MD; Assistant Professor Jill Barnholtz-Sloan, PhD; Professor Ann Harris, PhD; Professor Kimberly Bell, PhD; Assistant Professor Peter Harte, PhD; Professor Ronald Blanton, MD; Professor Maria Hatzoglou, PhD; Professor Jeffery Coller, PhD; Professor Fulai Jin, PhD; Assistant Professor David Danielpour, PhD; Professor Ahmad Khalil, PhD; Assistant Professor Analisa DiFeo, PhD; Assistant Professor Thomas La Framboise, PhD; Associate Professor Jonatha Gott, PhD; Associate Professor Shih-Hsing Leir, PhD; Assistant Professor Brian Grimberg, PhD; Assistant Professor Yan Li, PhD; Assistant Professor Kishore Guda, PhD; Assistant Professor Hua Lou, PhD; Associate Professor Karin Herrmann, Md PhD; Assistant Professor Guangbin Luo, PhD; Associate Professor Eckhard Jankowsky, PhD; Professor Anne Matthews, PhD; Professor James Kazura, MD; Professor Shawn McCandless, MD; Professor Charles King, MD; Professor Alexander Miron, PhD; Associate Professor Christopher King, MD PhD; Professor Anna Mitchell, MD PhD; Associate Professor Donny Licatalosi, PhD; Assistant Professor Kurt Runge, PhD; Associate Professor Cynthia Lord, MS; Associate Professor Helen Salz, PhD; Professor Ellen Luebbers, MD; Assistant Professor Peter Scacheri, PhD; Professor Goutham Narla, MD PhD; Associate Professor Ashleigh Schaffer, PhD; Assistant Professor Klara Papp, PhD; Professor Paul Tesar, PhD; Associate Professor Theodore Parran Jr., MD; Associate Professor Zhenghe Wang, PhD; Professor Clara Pelfrey, PhD; Associate Professor Anthony Wynshaw-Boris, MD PhD; Professor Hilary Petersen, MS; Assistant Professor Arthur Zinn, MD PhD; Associate Professor John Pink, PhD; Assistant Professor Molecular Biology & Microbiology Susann Brady-Kalnay, PhD; Professor William Schiemann, PhD; Professor Cathleen Carlin, PhD; Professor Casey Schroeder, PhD; Assistant Professor Piet de Boer, PhD; Professor Vinay Varadan, PhD; Assistant Professor Jonathan Karn, PhD; Professor Martina Veigl, PhD; Associate Professor Alan Levine, PhD; Professor Monica Webb Hooper, PhD; Professor Immaculate Nankya, MBBS PhD; Instructor Jo Ann Wise, PhD; Professor Liem Nguyen, PhD; Associate Professor Peter Zimmerman, PhD; Professor Tomoaki Ogino, PhD; Assistant Professor Genetics and Genome Sciences Drew Adams, PhD; Assistant Professor Arne Rietsch, PhD; Associate Professor David Buchner, PhD; Assistant Professor Jacek Skowronski, MD PhD; Professor Ronald Conlon, PhD; Associate Professor Saba Valadkhan, MD PhD; Assistant Professor Charis Eng, MD PhD; Professor School of Medicine Faculty 3 Neurosciences Stanley Adoro, PhD; Assistant Professor Heather Broihier, PhD; Associate Professor Cheryl Cameron, Ph.D.; Instructor Evan Deneris, PhD; Professor Shu Guang Chen, PhD; Associate Professor David Friel, PhD; Associate Professor Brian Cobb, PhD; Professor David Katz, PhD; Professor XingJun Fan, PhD; Assistant Professor Polyxeni Philippidou, PhD; Assistant Professor Pierluigi Gambetti, MD; Professor Jerry Silver, PhD; Professor Wendy Goodman, PhD; Instructor Benjamin Strowbridge, PhD; Professor Clive Hamlin, PhD; Associate Professor Bruce Trapp, PhD; Professor Clifford Harding, MD PhD; Professor Richard Zigmond, PhD; Professor Mark Jackson, PhD; Associate Professor Nutrition Hope Barkoukis, PhD; Associate Professor Mark Jones, PhD; Instructor Gurkan Bebek, PhD; Assistant Professor Qingzhong Kong, PhD; Associate Professor Jen Bohon, PhD; Assistant Professor M. Medof, MD PhD; Professor Henri Brunengraber, MD PhD; Professor Vincent Monnier, MD; Professor David Cavallo, Ph.D.; Assistant Professor Silvio Notari, PhD; Instructor Mark Chance, PhD; Professor Theresa Pizarro, PhD; Professor Colleen Croniger, PhD; Associate Professor Parameswaran Ramakrishnan, PhD; Assistant Professor Jean-Eudes Dazard, PhD; Assistant Professor Jiri Safar, MD; Professor Paul Ernsberger, PhD; Associate Professor Rafick-Pierre Sekaly, PhD; Professor Stephanie Harris, PhD; Assistant Professor David Sell, PhD; Assistant Professor Lynn Kam, PhD; Assistant Professor Supriya Shukla, PhD; Instructor Janna Kiselar, PhD; Assistant Professor Neena Singh, MD, PhD; Professor David Lodowski, PhD; Assistant Professor Man-Sun Sy, PhD; Professor Danny Manor, PhD; Associate Professor Alan Tartakoff, PhD; Professor Masaru Miyagi, PhD; Associate Professor Wenzhang Wang, PhD; Instructor Michelle Puchowicz, PhD; Associate Professor Xinglong Wang, Ph.D.; Assistant Professor Tamara Randall, MS RDN LD; Instructor Pamela Wearsch, PhD; Assistant Professor Joan Schenkel, MS; Instructor Tsan Xiao, PhD; Associate Professor Wuxian Shi, PhD; Assistant Professor Xiongwei Zhu, PhD; Professor James Swain, PhD; Associate Professor Nicholas Ziats, PhD; Professor Cheryl Thompson, PhD; Assistant Professor Wenquan Zou, MD PhD; Associate Professor John Tilton, MD; Associate Professor Pharmacology Chris Dealwis, PhD; Associate Professor Rosanna Watowicz, PhD; Assistant Professor W. John Durfee, DVM; Assistant Professor Sichun Yang, PhD; Assistant Professor Marcin Golczak, PhD; Assistant Professor Pathology Derek Abbott, MD PhD; Professor Yoshikazu Imanishi, PhD; Associate Professor 4 School of Medicine Faculty Beata Jasztrzebska, PhD; Assistant Professor Population & Quantitative Health Sciences Jeffrey Albert, PhD; Professor Ruth Keri, PhD; Professor Paul Baaki, Ph.D. MBBCH; Instructor Philip Kiser, PhD; Assistant Professor Elaine Borawski, PhD; Professor Paul MacDonald, PhD; Professor Farren Briggs, PhD; Assistant Professor Rachel Mann, PhD; Instructor William Bush, PhD; Assistant Professor Jason Mears, PhD; Assistant Professor Mark Cameron, PhD; Assistant Professor Vera Moiseenkova-Bell, PhD; Associate Professor Jessica Cooke Bailey, PhD; Instructor Monica Montano, PhD; Professor Dana Crawford, PhD; Associate Professor Marvin Nieman, PhD; Associate Professor Sara Debanne, PhD; Professor Krzysztof Palczewski, PhD; Professor Scott Frank, MD; Associate Professor Phoebe Stewart, PhD; Professor Darcy Freedman, MPH PhD; Associate Professor Derek Taylor, PhD; Associate Professor Pingfu Fu, PhD; Associate Professor Johannes von Lintig, PhD; Associate Professor Jonathan Haines, PhD; Professor Amy Wilson-Delfosse, PhD; Professor Robert Igo, PhD; Assistant Professor You-Wei Zhang, PhD; Associate Professor Sudha Iyengar, PhD; Professor Physiology & Biophysics Walter Boron, MD PhD; Professor Siran Koroukian, PhD; Associate Professor Matthias Buck, PhD; Professor Chun Li, PhD; Associate Professor Sudha Chakrapani, PhD; Associate Professor Ming Li, Ph.D.; Associate Professor George Dubyak, PhD; Professor Nora Nock, PhD; Associate Professor Christopher Ford, PhD; Associate Professor Alfred Rimm, PhD; Professor Joan Fox, PhD; Professor Satya Sahoo, PhD; Associate Professor Jeffrey Garvin, PhD; Professor Abdus Sattar, PhD; Associate Professor Stephen Jones, PhD; Professor Nicholas Schiltz, PhD; Instructor Joseph LaManna, PhD; Professor Mark Schluchter, PhD; Professor Fraser Moss, PhD; Instructor Ethan Singer, PhD; Associate Professor Tingwei Mu, PhD; Assistant Professor Lynn Singer, PhD; Professor
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