Min S. Kim, PhD

Health Information Technology Evaluation (Usability, Functionality), Human Factors Engineering, Human Computer Interaction, Information needs analysis by stakeholders in health care, HIT Education ...

Moon Young Kim, MS

Predoctoral Trainee

Occupational Therapy, Cognition, Executive Function, Occupational Performance, Participation, Elderly, AD, PD.

Taeho Kim, PhD

Chief SRS Physicist & Lead Gamma Knife AMP

Dr. Kim has contributed to multiple medical physics research endeavors, such as the utilization of MRI-guided audiovisual biofeedback for respiratory motion management. Additionally, he has been ...

Mary C. Kimmel, MD, PhD

Associate Professor of Psychiatry

Dr. Kimmel's research focus is better characterization of stress in pregnancy and postpartum including understanding the interaction between obstetrical complications and stress, depression and ...

Allison King, MD, MPH, PhD

Associate Professor

Dr. King is a pediatric hematologist and oncologist. She focuses her research on educational outcomes of two populations of children with chronic diseases: children with sickle cell disease and ...

Christopher R. King, MD, PhD

Instructor

I design and implement studies on the application of machine learning to anesthesiology. I focus on designing prediction models that are "self explaining" to find actionable data without trying to ...

Hannah Kinzer, MPH

Predoctoral Trainee

My work focuses on equity and communication for disease prevention. My research interests include health communication, infection prevention, and community-based participatory approaches. I am ...

John P. Kirby, MD, MS

Associate Professor of Surgery (General Surgery)

My primary area of clinical research is wound healing. We arecurrently investigating processes such as multi-disciplinary care, informatics, and digital photography to improve diagnosis and ...

Brenda Kirchhoff, MA, PhD

Research focuses on investigating episodic memory formation across the lifespan in healthy individuals and clinical populations and the effects of type 1 diabetes on cognitive function.

Oleg G. Kisselev, PhD

Associate Dean for Clinical Research

Regulation of retinal rod transducin.