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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.

Maleewan Kitcharoensakkul, MD

Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

Pediatric rheumatology, allergy and clinical immunology

Joseph W. Klaesner, MS, PhD

Associate Professor of Physical Therapy

Development of instrumentation to measure and monitor mechanical factors related to neuropathic ulcers. Also, development of software and instrumentation for many related projects including ...

Michael K. Klebert, PhD, RN

Instructor in Medicine

Clinical trialist; HIV/AIDS and its complications; HIV symptom management; QOL; Health literacy

Eynav Y. Klechevsky, PhD

Associate Professor of Pathology and Immunology

My research is focused on human Dendritic cells (DCs), a specialized family of antigen presenting cells that elicit immunity to infections and tolerance to self. DCs are composed of subsets endowed ...

Samuel Klein, MD, MS

Danforth Professor of Medicine

Dr. Klein’s research involves the use of stable isotope tracers to study substrate metabolism in human subjects. His major research interest involves learning how obesity contributes to metabolic ...

Lisa M. Klesges, MS, PhD

Professor of Surgery

Multi-level research in the design and evaluation of population health improvement including cancer prevention and control, prevention of childhood obesity, evidence-based health behavior change, and ...

Eva S. Klinman, MD, PhD

Instructor in Neurology

My area of interest is understanding cellular changes associated with age that contribute to adult-onset neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease. I aim to ...