Research

We provide a strong research foundation upon which a career can be based by providing a minimum of two years of laboratory training related to an ongoing research project. No prior basic science training or experience is required. Research skills are developed through a directed laboratory experience supervised in a basic science laboratory.

RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES IN Virology

  • Angela Peck Campbell, MD (Assistant Professor) Respiratory virus infections in the immunocompromised host
  • Janet Englund, MD (Professor) Influenza virus vaccines, respiratory viruses in immunocompromised patients, diagnosis of respiratory viruses, acellular pertussis vaccines
  • Lisa Frenkel, MD (Professor) Viral evolution of HIV during infection and treatment
  • Soren Gantt, MD/PhD (Assistant Professor) The contribution of mastitis to HIV-1 shedding during breast feeding
  • Ann Melvin, MD, MPH (Associate Professor) Clinical studies of HIV infection
  • Timothy M. Rose, PhD (Professor) Molecular biology of tumor viruses, cytokines, cell growth, differentiation & transformation
  • Danielle Zerr, MD, MPH (Associate Professor) Epidemiology of HHV-6 & HHV-7 infections in healthy and immune compromised hosts

RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES IN bacteriology

RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES IN Parasitology

RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES IN immunology

 

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