Washington University in St. Louis (WU)
Tim B. Schedl, PhD
Professor of Genetics
- Email: ts@wustl.edu
Development genetics of the germ cells, including germline stem cells, meiotic prophase entry and progression, and gametogenesis. The use of the C. elegans system to model human disease and test the ...
Erica L. Scheller, DDS, PhD
- Email: scheller@wustl.edu
Our work encompasses research in the areas of molecular and cellular biology, neurosciences, physiology,
and skeletal regeneration. Our laboratory has two main aims.
1. To define the relationship ...
Ellen M. Schill, MD, PhD
Instructor in Pediatrics
- Email: merricke@wustl.edu
Neuroimmune interactions in the neonatal intestine.
Matthew R. Schill, MD
Assistant Professor of Surgery
- Email: schillm@wustl.edu
Clinical and translational cardiothoracic surgery, surgical education.
Joel D. Schilling, MD, PhD
Medical Director of Heart Transplant Program
- Email: schillij@wustl.edu
My lab investigates liver macrophage dysfunction in obesity/diabetes and heart failure. In particular, we have been dissecting the role of resident and recruited myeloid cells in the liver during the ...
Erica Schmitt, MD, PhD
Instructor in Pediatrics
- Email: e.g.schmitt@wustl.edu
My research interests are in the genetics of immune-mediated diseases and the fundamental mechanisms of immune cell activation, immune dysregulation, and immunological tolerance. My current work ...
Andrew M. Schneider, MD
Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery
- Email: schneidera@wustl.edu
TKA outcomes, THA outcomes, resilience in TKA.
John Schneider, MD, MA
Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology
- Email: jsschnei@wustl.edu
I am primarily interested in researching the etiology of sinonasal pathology, treatment options, and clinical outcomes in both pediatric and adult patients. Secondarily, I am interested anterior ...
Kathleen M. Schoch, PhD
Assistant Professor
- Email: kmschoch@wustl.edu
My research focuses on developing novel treatment strategies for neurodegenerative diseases, including amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and Alzheimer’s disease (AD), within the lab of Dr. Timothy ...