University of Missouri - Columbia (MU)
Lixing W. Reneker, PhD
Associate Professor
- Email: renekerl@health.missouri.edu
Dry Eye Disease, Meibomian glands, lacrimal glands, ocular surface, animal models.
Patricia Roa-Vidal, BSc
Predoctoral Student
- Email: pr7mr@umsystem.edu
Patricia is driven by a desire to address sex disparities in biomedical research, where women's distinct biology has often been overlooked. After earning a bachelor’s degree in Cellular-Molecular ...
Matthew Robinson, MD
Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine
Emergency medicine, shift work and sleep
Pradeep Sahota, MD
Professor & Chair
- Email: Sahotap@health.missouri.edu
Sleep Medicine: Sleep & Alcohol; Sleep & PTSD; Narcolepsy, Hypersomnolence, RLS; Sleep & Headache.
Anne E. Sales, MSN, PhD, RN
Dr.
- Email: asales@missouri.edu
I conduct methods research in the field of implementation, with a focus on implementing evidence-based practices into routine clinical care. In addition, I have more recently begun to work with ...
Enid J. Schatz, MSCI, PhD
Chair
- Email: schatzej@health.missouri.edu
My work focuses on older Africans' health and wellbeing. My current research aims to understand health care access for older Africans living with HIV, and ways to improve their access and use of HIV ...
Adam G. Schrum, PhD
- Email: schruma@health.missouri.edu
Autoimmunity; Cancer Immunology; Immunodeficiency; Immunological Tolerance; Infectious Disease; Leukemogenesis; Organ Transplantation; T cell development
Laura C. Schulz, PhD
- Email: schulzl@missouri.edu
My laboratory focuses on the physiology of pregnancy, how the placenta is formed, and lifelong consequences for offspring.
Shramik Sengupta, PhD
Associate Professor
- Email: senguptas@missouri.edu
The objective of my research is to develop rapid diagnostic technologies that can be used in the “real world”, where the species of interest (bacteria, virus, or macromolecules) are either present at ...
Krishna Sharma, PhD
Director of Research
- Email: sharmak@missouri.edu
My lab research interests include investigating the molecular changes associated with lens aging and cataractogenesis. because cataract formation involves aggregation of lens proteins we are ...