Washington University in St. Louis (WU)

Beth A. Dodson, MPH, PhD

Research Assistant Professor

Dr. Elizabeth Dodson has academic and professional interests that involve utilizing evidence-based policy to facilitate healthy decision making, thereby decreasing risk factors for chronic diseases. ...

Tamara L. Doering, MD, PhD

Professor of Molecular Microbiology

Cryptococcus neoformans is a pathogenic fungus responsible for serious opportunistic infections in immunocompromised individuals. My lab studies unique aspects of cryptococcal biology that are of ...

Christina M. Doherty, MD

Associate Professor of Radiology

Breast Imaging.

Roland E. Dolle, PhD

Director, Center for Drug Discovery

Design and synthesis novel molecular probes and small molecule ligands to aid in the understanding of the mechanistic pathophysiology of human diseases. Identification of drug leads via ...

Steven Don, MD

Professor of Pediatric Radiology

My research focus has been in translational imaging, working with imaging scientists to develop new imaging devices or novel computer methodology applied to clinical problems in radiology. Most of ...

Fanghond Dong, PhD

Assistant Professor of Psychiatry

Dr. Dong’s research is anchored in a stress-vulnerability-resilience framework, concentrating on identifying and mitigating traumatic stressors and environmental factors influencing ...

Meghan R. Donohue, PhD

The role of moral emotions and behaviors in the development of depression in early childhood

Ian G. Dorward, MD

Associate Professor of Neurological Surgery

My research interests involve the use of administrative databases to assess the real-world effectiveness and costs associated with various neurosurgical procedures, particularly those related to the ...

Nico U. Dosenbach, MD, PhD

Professor of Neurology

I am interested in finding out more about how the cortical networks that support cognition develop and how they are affected by brain injury in children. Thus far my research has relied on various ...

Joseph Dougherty, PhD

Assistant Professor

We develop and employ mouse models of psychiatric disorder, particularly those that mimic genetic variations we’ve identified from human patient populations, with the goal of trying to understand the ...