Washington University in St. Louis (WU)
Stacey Rentschler, MD, PhD
Associate Professor of Medicine
- Email: stacey.rentschler@wustl.edu
The focus of the Rentschler lab is to understand the transcriptional and epigenetic regulation of cardiac electrophysiology in murine and human model systems. Reactivation of developmental signaling ...
Michael P. Rettig, PhD
Professor of Medicine
- Email: mrettig@wustl.edu
One focus of my research is to test whether our chimeric suicide gene (CD34-TK) can be used to separate the life-threatening development of graft-versus-host disease from the beneficial ...
Margaret M. Reynolds, Other
Asst Prof of Ophthalmol & Vis Sci
- Email: margaret.reynolds@wustl.edu
Pediatric ophthalmology and inherited eye diseases natural history and treatment.
Joseph Ribaudo, BS
Predoctoral Trainee
- Email: j.g.ribaudo@wustl.edu
My research interests lie at the intersection of innovation and healthcare. I work with Dr. Xiaowei Li and Dr. Justin M. Sacks to create novel devices for tissue regeneration and vascular ...
Patricia Ribeiro Pereira, PhD
Assistant Professor of Radiology
- Email: ribeiropereirap@wustl.edu
The Ribeiro Pereira Lab is affiliated with the Department of Radiology at the School of Medicine in the Division of Radiological Sciences in the Precision Radiotheranostics and Translational ...
John P. Rice, PhD
Professor of Mathematics in Psychiatry
- Email: ricejp@wustl.edu
Dr. Rice's current research interests include methods development in genetic epidemiology and family study techniques, and the collection and analysis of genome-wide association data on the affective ...
Treva K. Rice, MS, PhD
Professor of Biostatistics
- Email: treva@wustl.edu
Dr. Rice’s research interests include methodological issues related to defining / refining the measurement of complex traits through statistical methods, and in analytical / methodological issues ...
Jason T. Rich, MD, PsyD
Professor of Otolaryngology
- Email: richj@wustl.edu
My areas of clinical and research interest are 1) head and neck cancer survivorship and 2) head and neck geriatric oncology.
Keith M. Rich, MD
Professor of Neurological Surgery
- Email: richk@wustl.edu
Our areas of research include basic and translational studies in advanced imaging studies to evaluate brain tumors. We have developed collaborations with a number of investigators in the Siteman ...
Michael W. Rich, MD
Professor of Medicine
- Email: mrich@wustl.edu
My primary research interests are cardiovascular aging and cardiovascular diseases in the older adult population. Specific focus areas include the epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention ...