Washington University in St. Louis (WU)

Corina Anastasaki, MS, PhD

Assistant Professor

Employing genetically engineered hiSPCs and mice to develop preclinical models of nervous system tumors as well as study neurodevelopmental anomalies.

Theresa Anasti, MSW, PhD

Assistant Professor

Dr. Anasti is interested in improving services for people who use drugs. Specifically, she is interested in better implementing trauma-informed and harm reduction services within human service ...

Beau M. Ances, MD, MSC, PhD

Daniel J Brennan MD Professor of Neurology

Current projects in the laboratory include the development of methods for acquisition, processing and analysis of images from multiple modalities with applications towards a greater understanding of ...

Rachel C. Ancona, MS, PhD

Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine

My area of research interest is in leveraging clinically obtained data to improve outcomes for emergency department patients, particularly those whose only touch-point with healthcare is the ...

Aaron M. Anderson, BS

Predoctoral Student

Relevance to public health: The activity of adult stem cells is necessary to maintain and rejuvenate tissue health, and progressive loss of stem cell activity is a major contribution to age-related ...

Usha P. Andley, MS, PhD

Professor of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences

Crystallin function in vision

Andrey P. Anokhin, PhD

Professor of Psychiatry

The overall goal of my research is to link genetics, brain, and behavior to understand the determinants and consequences of substance abuse and comorbid psychopathology. My laboratory is conducting ...

Rachel A. Anolik, MD

Assistant Professor of Surgery

Breast reconstruction, perioperative protocols

Alison L. Antes Schuelke, MS, PhD

Assistant Professor of Medicine

My research focuses on research ethics and integrity, the design and evaluation of ethics instruction, and the psychology of ethical behavior, leadership, and professionalism.

Jesse E. Antoniak, BS

Postbaccalaureate Researcher

Cellular and molecular mechanisms of psychiatric and neurodevelopmental disorders.