University of Missouri - Columbia (MU)

Ruwaida I. Ben Musa, PhD

The role of Orexin in control of respiration during exposure to hypoxia.

David Q. Beversdorf, MD

Director of Graduate Studies, Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Program

My work involves neuropsychopharmacology in neurodevelopmental disorders, with imaging and psychophysical biomarkers, as well as the cognitive and developmental effects of environmental stressors, ...

Gregory Biedermann, MD

Focus is on CNS and Head and Neck clinical oncology. Goals of research are novel treatment approaches and focus on quality of life. Additional areas are SBRT and brachytherapy.

Benjamin Black, MD

Pharmacological treatment of neurodevelopmental disorders

Erika M. Boerman, PhD

Assistant Professor

My focus is vascular dysfunction in Inflammatory Bowel Disease. In particular, I am interested in the function of perivascular nerves on mesenteric arteries and how their function is affected by ...

Suzanne Boren, PhD

Dr. Boren investigates how informatics can be used to improve patient outcomes. Dr. Boren’s research interests include the use of both informatics and simulation in healthcare settings. She examines ...

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 ...

Jeffrey N. Bryan, MS, PhD, DVM

Director, Comparative Oncology and Epigenetics Lab and, Scott Endowed Program in Veterinary Oncology

I am focused on translational oncology models for the development of targeted imaging and therapy and understanding of epigenetic contributions to cancer development, progression, and therapy.

Elizabeth Bryda, MS, PhD

Director of the Rat Resource and Research Center

Our laboratory takes a comparative medicine approach to studying human disorders by using a variety of animal models (rats, mice and zebrafish). We generate animal models and characterize them ...

Chandrasekar Bysani, DVM, PhD

Margaret Proctor Mulligan Endowed Professor

My long-term research has focused on dissecting the molecular mechanisms involved in the initiation and progression of ischemic heart disease, pressure-overload hypertrophy, heart failure (HF) and ...