Kelsey Watts, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Fellow in Biomedical Engineering and Genome Sciences
Kelsey Watts, Ph.D., is dedicated to unraveling the sex-specific mechanisms that govern cardiovascular disease in order to make healthcare more equitable.
John Platig, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Genome Sciences, Public Health Sciences
Currently Recruiting
How do the regulatory networks that maintain gene expression programs change in response to stimuli and in disease states? The primary goal of my research program is to address this fundamental question using techniques from genomics, systems genetics, and network science.
My systems neuroscience lab studies the neural code underlying motivated behaviors, like feeding, drinking, and social interaction, as well as how malfunction in associated brain areas leads to diseases like addiction and eating disorders.
Hui Li, Ph.D.
Professor of Pathology
Alex Clark Named American Heart Association Postdoctoral Fellow
The American Heart Association has selected Alexander Clark for the AHA Postdoctoral Fellowship.
Adrian Shimpi, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Research Associate
Adrian Shimpi studies sources of cellular heterogeneity by integrating both experimental and computational approaches to understand the molecular networks regulating cellular phenotypes.
Cameron Griffiths, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Research Associate in Biomedical Engineering
Dr. Cameron Griffiths is a systems virologist who combines large datasets with molecular experiments to study host pathogen interactions.
Three BME PhD Candidates Named American Heart Association Predoctoral Fellows
Congratulations Chase Binion, Thomas Skacel and Kaitlyn Wintruba!