Washington University in St. Louis (WU)

Nathaniel A. Dell, MSW, PhD

Assistant Professor of Psychiatry

Research interests include psychiatric epidemiology of hidden or hard-to-reach populations such as persons experiencing homelessness, data science approaches to advance psychiatric research, and ...

Rowena Delos Santos, MD

Assistant Professor of Medicine

My clinical focus and research interests are in kidney transplantation, with the goal of improving the longevity of both kidney recipients and their allografts. A long term project I have been ...

Nagehan Demirci, PhD

Postdoctoral Research Scholar

My overarching research aims to understand the organization of the human cerebral cortex and its relevance to behavior and aging. Over the past year, I have focused specifically on cortical ...

David G. DeNardo, PhD

Professor of Medicine

Our research is aimed at identifying and exploiting immune targets to improve outcomes for cancer patients. 

Carl J. DeSelm, MD, PhD

The DeSelm lab studies CAR T-cell and other cellular immune therapies, in which immune cells are genetically modified to better recognize and eliminate cancer.

George J. Despotis, MD

Associate Professor of Pathology, Immunology and Anesthesiology

My previous investigative focus has involved optimization of diagnosis, prevention and targeted management of life-threatening perioperative bleeding. Currently, my focus involves the attenuation of ...

Jalpa Devi, MD

Clinical Fellow Associate

Real-world outcome studies in IBD/ consensus guidelines with ECCO.

Rajat Dhar, MD

Professor of Neurology

Physiologic effects of blood transfusion on cerebral oxidative metabolism and cerebral ischemia

Michael S. Diamond, MD, PhD

Professor of Medicine

The research in the Diamond laboratory focuses on the interface between viral pathogenesis and the host immune response. For several years, we have been primarily focused on two globally important ...

Aaron DiAntonio, MD, PhD

Professor of Developmental Biology

I investigate the molecular mechanisms that control the formation, function, and maintenance of neural circuits in development and disease. My lab combines genetic, molecular, neuroanatomical, and ...