University of Missouri - Columbia (MU)

Hongmin Sun, PhD

Associate Professor

The main research focus of our lab is to understand and explore the roles of hemostatic system in host/pathogen interaction for development of novel antimicrobials. Antibiotic resistance among ...

John J. Tanner, PhD

We study the structural biology and inhibition of proline metabolic enzymes. We are interested in developing inhibitors of proline metabolic enzymes as lead compounds for the development of drugs ...

Patrick Tassone, MD, MS

Assistant Professor

Dr. Tassone has an interest in clinical outcomes of surgical, radiation, and chemotherapy treatments for head and neck cancer. In particular, risk factors for delay or failure to receive adjuvant ...

Emma Teixeiro, PhD

Associate Professor

My research interest is in determining the mechanisms that drive the generation of long-lived efficient protective T cell immunity or memory.

Mahesh M. Thakkar, PhD

Our research is focused on understanding the role of casual and consequential role of sleep and sleep disturbances in neuropsychiatric disorders including addiction, post-traumatic stress disorder, ...

Brian Thomas, BS

Using oligonucleotides to better understand and improve immunomodulation of cancer.

Chau Tong, PhD

Assistant Professor

Health informatics, information surveillance, computational social science.

Eunjin Tracy, PhD

Assistant Professor

My overarching research and theoretical interests take a life-course perspective on the ways in which health-related stress and sleep and circadian rhythms in the context of couple and family ...

Bret Ulery, PhD

As the Principal Investigator of the Biomodulatory Materials Engineering Laboratory (BioMEL), I head a diverse team of researchers with a variety of educational backgrounds focusing on the synthesis ...

Anandhi Upendran, PhD

Director Biomedical Innovation

Nanoparticle based drug delivery system for drug resistant cancers, (OVARIAN, NSCLC) Identifying and validating biomarkers for early Diabetic Retinopathy screening.