Washington University in St. Louis (WU)

David B. Carr, MD

Professor of Medicine

Dr. Carr is currently studying medical fitness to drive in older adults and plans to explore the differences between age-related and disease related differences in driving skills.

Alex R. Carter, MD, PhD

Associate Professor of Neurology

My interests lie within the area of brain network plasticity as it pertains to neurorehabilitation, particularly in recovery from stroke. I am trying to apply a two-pronged approach to this difficult ...

Brett Case, PhD

Antiviral immunity

Emma N. Casey, MPH

Predoctoral Trainee

Peripheral Neuropathy (PN) is a common neurodegenerative disease which results in the degeneration of peripheral axons and is currently estimated to affect 30 million Americans. ~30% of PN patients ...

Amanda F. Cashen, MD

Associate Professor of Medicine

I conduct clinical trials focused on the treatment and prognosis of patients with lymphomas and patients undergoing stem cell transplantation. In addition, my group has established a lymphoma tissue ...

Anil Cashikar, MS, PhD

We are interested in understanding the importance of oxysterols in Alzheimer's disease.

AC Castro, RN

Medical Student

I am primarily interested in research in critical care and emergency medicine.

Daniel C. Castro, PhD

Assistant Professor of Radiology

My laboratory studies how opioids shape physiology and behavior. Part of our research investigates how opioids regulate neural circuits of affect, motivation, and emotion. The other branch of our lab ...

Valeria Cavalli, PhD

Professor of Neuroscience

The goal of the Cavalli laboratory is to understand how injured peripheral nerves regenerate, and to apply that information to improve nerve repair in both the peripheral and central nervous systems. ...

Patricia Cavazos-Rehg, PhD

Professor of Psychiatry

Research interests include the reduction of health and mental health disparities among underserved populations and the risk behaviors associated with substance abuse and dependence.