Institution

Ruijun He, MD, PhD

Postdoc Research Associate

My research focuses on cardiovascular diseases with an emphasis on the immunological mechanisms that contribute to disease development, progression, and therapeutic response. My current projects aim ...

Xueyan He, PhD

Assistant Professor of Cell Biology

Cancer patients experience intense stress related to diagnosis, recurrence fears, and therapy duration. This stress is associated with higher metastasis risk and poorer survival, highlighting the ...

Denise Head, MS, PhD

Associate Professor of Psychology

Professor Head conducts research on the neural basis of cognitive aging. Her research uses behavioral testing and both structural and functional neuroimaging in healthy and pathological aging (e.g. ...

Richard D. Head, MS

Professor of Genetics, Professor of Pathology and Immunology

Genetics

Andrew C. Heath, PhD

Spencer T. Olin Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry

Multi-disciplinary research on the etiology of alcoholism, obesity, tobacco dependence and illicit drug dependence.

Carleigh Hebbard, MD, PhD

Instructor, Emergency Medicine; Fellow in Medical Toxicology/Research

Enzymology, toxicology, cardiometabolic disease, nutritional sciences, thrombosis and haemostasis

Melissa E. Hector-Greene, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor

Currently, my research focuses on precision medicine for inherited dilated cardiomyopathies. This translational project explores the impact of pathogenic LMNA mutations on cardiac function using a ...

Lamees Hegazy, PhD

Assistant Professor, Medicinal

The research focus of Dr. Hegazy is the rational design and optimization of therapeutic compounds using molecular modeling and computational biochemistry methods. She uses molecular dynamics ...

Katie M. Heiden-Rootes, PhD

Sexuality and sexual health; LGBTQ youth and family relationships.

Laura E. Heitsch, MD

Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine in Medicine

My interest is in investigating genetic and genomic influences on acute neurological emergencies in order to improve patient morbidity and mortality.