Washington University in St. Louis (WU)
Sarah K. Smith, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor
- Email: smith.s@wustl.edu
I am interested in understanding the molecular state of circadian function in critical illness and defining its role in disease outcomes.
Sean E. Smith, MD, MSC
Instructor in Neurology
- Email: s.e.smith@wustl.edu
Translation research focused on precision medicine to improve the understanding, treatment, and prevention of ALS.
Timothy W. Smith, MD, D.Phil
Associate Professor of Medicine
- Email: tsmith@wustl.edu
Electrophysiology
Christopher D. Smyser, MD
Professor of Neurology
- Email: smyserc@wustl.edu
I am a pediatric neurologist driven to provide optimal neurological outcomes for all infants at increased risk for neurodevelopmental disability. My research efforts focus upon the application of a ...
Barbara J. Snider, MD, PhD
Professor of Neurology
- Email: sniderj@wustl.edu
Main area of clinical interest is the development of biomarkers, diagnostics and therapeutics for dementing disorders. Basic science research focuses on the role or protein degradation systems and ...
Abraham Z. Snyder, MD, PhD
Professor of Radiology
- Email: azsnyder@wustl.edu
Physiology of resting state brain activity.
Jason A. Snyder, MD
Assistant Professor of Surgery
- Email: jasnyder@wustl.edu
Geriatric trauma, Surgical Critical Care, Delirium in trauma patients
Lilianna Solnica-Krezel, MS, PhD
Head of the Department of Developmental Biology
- Email: solnical@wustl.edu
We are investigating the cellular and molecular genetic mechanisms underlying vertebrate gastrulation, a crucial period of embryogenesis during which the germ layers are formed and then shaped into ...
Emily K. Somerville, OTD
- Email: somervillee@wustl.edu
Promoting the participation of older adults with functional limitations through the provision of intensive, tailored home modification interventions designed to enhance the performance of daily ...
Mitchell Sommers, PhD
Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences
- Email: msommers@wustl.edu
Training of individuals with impaired hearing to improve speech perception and understanding