Sreejayan Nair
Director, Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program | Professor of Pharmacology
School of Pharmacy
Areas of study: pharmaceutical sciences, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, molecular mechanisms of disease and physiology
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Professor
Department of Animal Science
Areas of study: animal behavior, reproductive physiology, neurobiology and endocrinology
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Department Head | Associate Professor
Department of Animal Science
Areas of study: food microbiology, microbial diagnostics, antimicrobial resistance, microbial ecology and food safety
MORE INFODanielle Bruns
Associate Professor
Zoology & Physiology
Areas of study: cardiovascular physiology, heart disease mechanisms, exercise physiology and therapeutic interventions for heart failure
MORE INFOSheba David
Assistant Professor
School of Pharmacy
Areas of study: drug delivery, nanoparticles, biomaterials and pharmacological assessments
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Assistant Professor
School of Pharmacy, Department of Pharmaceutical Science
Drug discovery and development, medicinal chemistry, computational chemistry, integrative drug design approaches.
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Department Head | Associate Professor
Department of Family and Consumer Sciences
Areas of study: nutrition science, human eating behaviors, dietary health outcomes, food sensory characteristics, Indigenous food systems, community-based health research and health education disparities
MORE INFOKatelyn J. Kotlarek, PhD, CCC-SLP
Associate Professor
Communication Disorders | College of Health Sciences
Areas of study: Velopharyngeal anatomy and physiology, MRI of the velopharynx, surgical interventions for palate repair, feeding and speech development in cleft palate
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Assistant Professor
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Areas of Study: Patient Reported Outcomes Measurement, Suicide Prevention and Mental Health, Item Response Theory and Computerized Adaptive Testing, Ambulatory Designs, Intensive Longitudinal Data
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Professor
Department of Psychology
Areas of study: gerontology, rural health, aging and mental health, caregiving, community-engaged research, telehealth interventions and healthcare workforce development
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Professor
Department of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering & Energy and Petroleum Engineering
Areas of study: fluid dynamics, colloidal science, materials science, microfluidics, biomedical engineering and biomaterials
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Professor
Department of Mathematics and Statsitics
Areas of study: data science, hierarchical modeling, response surface methods, statistics education, and applications in ecology, medicine and the environment
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Assistant Professor
Division of Kinesiology and Health
Areas of study: exercise physiology, circadian biology, molecular mechanisms of circadian disruption and disease prevention
MORE INFOGrace Shearrer
Assistant Professor
Family & Consumer Sciences, Human Nutrition & Food
Areas of study: Nutrition, Type 2 Diabetes, Obesity prevention, Childhood and Adolescent development.
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Associate Professor
Division of Kinesiology and Health
Areas of study: kinesiology, health behavior change, physical activity interventions, chronic disease prevention and lifestyle modification
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Professor
Department of Zoology and Physiology
Areas of study: neuroscience, neurophysiology, brain development and neural network plasticity
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Assistant Professor
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Areas of study: environmental statistics, ecology, natural resource management, spatio-temporal modeling and computational data analysis
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Associate Professor
Department of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering
Molecular and Cellular Life Sciences
Areas of Study: Synthetic biology and genetic engineering of non-model bacteria for the production of fuels and chemicals. Microbial communities in extreme environments. Diagnostic assay development.
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Professor
Division of Kinesiology and Health
Areas of study: perceptual-motor skills, human movement, motor control and rehabilitation
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