Washington University in St. Louis (WU)

Geoffrey L. Uy, MD

Associate Professor of Medicine

I am interested in the development of new agents and treatment approaches for patients with myelodysplastic syndromes and acute myeloid leukemia. In conjunction with Drs. John DiPersio and Michael ...

Bianca U. Uzoma, MD

Chief resident

Clinical and research interests include inflammatory and scarring skin disorders, skin of color, community-engaged dermatology, dermatologic surgery and global health equity.

Justin M. Vader, MD

Associate Professor of Medicine

Advanced Heart Failure care. LVAD and heart transplant selection and care. Cardiooncology,

Pablo E. Valguarnera, PhD

Instructor in Pediatrics

The focus of my research is based on the identification and characterization of genetic determinants of bacterial colonization and competition by human gut commensal organisms. While the mammalian ...

Linda Van Dillen, PhD, PT

Professor of Physical Therapy

Our laboratory is interested in understanding the interaction of biomechanical and neural control factors in the mechanisms underlying musculoskeletal pain problems. Currently our work is focused on ...

Steven J. Van Dyken, PhD

Our research focuses on how immune cells integrate multiple signals to maintain homeostasis within their resident tissues. In many cases, this molecular dialogue is initiated by epithelial cells and ...

David C. Van Essen, PhD

Alumni Endowed Professor of Neurobiology

Cerebral cortical structure and function in health and disease in adults and during perinatal development. Our surface-based methods of cortical visualization and analysis provide a valuable window ...

Gregory P. Van Stavern, MD

Robert C. Drews Prof of Ophthalmology

My clinical interests, broadly, include all neurologic conditions affecting the visual pathways. This most commonly includes demyelinating diseases, idiopathic intracranial hypertension, vascular ...

Renee B. Van Stavern, MD

Associate Professor of Neurology

Cerebrovascular disease, intracranial hemorrhage, ischemic stroke.

Abigail Vanderheiden, PhD

Postdoc Research Scholar

I research the immunological mechanisms underlying neurological disease after COVID-19.