Washington University in St. Louis (WU)

Fahd A. Ahmad, MD

Associate Professor of Pediatrics

I plan to use computer-assisted self-interviews (CASIs) to improve the rate of gonorrhea and Chlamydia testing in adolescents and young-adults visiting the Saint Louis Children's Hospital emergency ...

Saumel B. Ahmadi, MD, PhD

Instructor

Epilepsy impacts 1 in 25 individuals, and neurodegeneration affects over 65 million people worldwide. Our focus is to understand the effects of genes on neuronal hyperexcitability and its impact on ...

Eunhye Ahn, MSW, PhD

Assistant Professor

My research leverages data to improve the outcomes of children and families in need. One part of my research addresses epidemiological questions about the outcomes of children and families. For ...

Salman Ahsan, MD

Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine

I am interested in research areas pertaining to medical toxicology and emergency medicine. I am currently interested in studying patients with brown recluse spider bites to better risk stratify ...

Shenjian Ai

Predoctoral Trainee

My laboratory studies the pathogenesis of neuroinflammatory diseases of the central nervous system (CNS). We have focused on two components of CNS inflammatory states: the mechanism of leukocyte ...

Helen Ajufo, MD, MS

Assistant Professor of Medicine

My research focus is in the myeloproliferative neoplasms specifically the pathobiology of thrombosis, bleeding and cytopenias as well as elucidating clinical factors and biomarkers affecting ...

Maruf Mohammad Akbor, PhD

Postdoctoral Trainee

Immunobiology of Rheumatic Disease

Mercy I. Akerele, PhD

Assistant Professor of Radiology

My research focuses on the application of medical physics in radiology and nuclear medicine. I have been involved in projects and have contributed significantly to advancements in diagnostic and ...

Favour A. Akinjiyan, MD, PhD

Resident

Extracellular matrix biology, collagen structure and architecture.

Harsha V. Akula Mogalapalli, MD

Clinical Fellow Associate

Live immunizations in solid organ transplant recipients.