Institution

Gary A. Silverman, MD, PhD

Harriet B. Spoehrer Professor and Chairman, Department of Pediatrics

Life threatening human diseases drastically alter cellular homeostasis triggering cellular dysfunction, tissue damage, and death. Proteases are the major executioners of cell death, and are blocked, ...

Julie M. Silverstein, MD

Associate Professor of Medicine

Pituitary tumors

Matthew L. Silviera, MD

Colon and rectal surgery quality improvement, delivery of rectal cancer therapy

Eduardo J. Simoes, MD, MPH, MS

Chair, Dr. Stuart Wesbury Distinguished Professor in Health Management and Informatics

My major areas of research are preventive medicine and public health to improve population health. More specifically, my research as focused on risk factor prevention and treatment of infectious and ...

Srikanth Singamaneni, PhD

Lilyan and E. Lisle Hughes Professor

I am primarily interested in the application of plasmonics in nanomedicine. I am involved in the development of plasmonic biosensors for label-free detection of biomarkers, which enables early ...

Jasvindar Singh, MD

Associate Professor of Medicine

1. Outcome and Pharmacology research in interventional cardiology 2. New approach to restenosis in coronary arteries using antiinflammatory and anti smooth muscle proliferating drugs with escpecial ...

Kamlendra Singh, PhD

Assistant Research Professor

Drug development against HIV-1 reverse transcriptase from different HIV-1 subtypes.

Nathan Singh, MD, MS

Our laboratory is interested in understanding the molecular pathways that regulate the success and failure of engineered T cell therapies for cancer. Through investigation of the interactions between ...

Pawan Kumar Singh, PhD

Dr. Pawan Singh is an assistant professor of ophthalmology in the School of Medicine and his lab studies molecular mechanisms and ways to treat ocular infectious diseases. Current interests include ...

Quante Singleton, MD

The changes that occur at the molecular level due to various external elements. Biological age, and its particular role disease burden and postoperative outcomes. The idea that is we can look at ...