Institution

Kevin Bowling, PhD

Associate Professor of Pathology & Immunol

Rare disease diagnostics, exome and genome sequencing, variant analysis and interpretation, new disease gene discovery

Martin I. Boyer, MD, MS, FRCS(C)

Carol B and Jerome T Loeb Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery

Dr. Boyer’s research focuses on microvascular transplantation of epiphyseal plate allografts. The techniques currently employed in the treatment of children who have sustained damage to an epiphyseal ...

Tori E. Boyer, RN, DNP

Assistant Professor & Program Coordinator, Graduate PNP Program at SLU; Hospitalist PNP at SLCH

My empirical focus centers on quality improvement, implementation science, pediatric patient safety, and health equity. Through my work on guideline fidelity, transfusion practices, and quality ...

Chantelle Bozynski, DVM, MSC

Our team conducts many and varied studies focused on orthopedic disorders of diarthrodial joints. I am responsible for gross and histopathologic examination of all study tissues. My main roles are to ...

Maxwell C. Braasch, MD, MPH

Resident

Clinical outcomes in cardiac surgery, Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement outcomes, Epidemiologic trends in firearm violence

Alexander S. Bradley, PhD

Associate Professor, Earth & Planetary Science

Biogeochemistry, organic geochemistry, environmental microbiology

Whitney S. Brandt, MD

Assistant Professor

Thoracic Surgery: I am interested in the treatment of diseases of the lung, chest wall, pleura, and esophagus.

Gregory H. Branham, MD

Professor of Otolaryngology

Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery is my surgical subspecialty. I am involved in nasal airway research, soft tissue reconstruction and clinical outcomes and quality research in this field.

Kaye E. Brathwaite, MD

Instructor in Pediatrics

My primary interest is in genomics of pediatric glomerular disease in the context of their social and environmental exposures.

Todd S. Braver, MS, PhD

Professor of Psychology

Cognitive neuroscience approaches to executive (cognitive) control and related higher cognitive functions in both healthy and impaired populations (e.g., aging, schizophrenia).   Research approaches ...