Research

Faculty in lab

As a learner-centered and discovery-driven institution, °ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê¹ÙÍøÖ±²¥ values the research of its faculty. The following lists the research interests of faculty members in the Department of Biological Sciences.

Faculty Research Areas

Adjunct Research Areas

  • Nichol Holodick, Ph.D.—immunology 
  • Prentiss Jones, Ph. D.—toxicology
  • Erik Larson, Ph.D.—molecular and cellular biology 
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  • Tom Rothstein, Ph.D.—immunology 
  • Gregory VandenHeuvel, Ph.D.—transcriptional regulation of kidney development 
  • Richard VanEnk, Ph.D.—m¾±³¦°ù´Ç²ú¾±´Ç±ô´Ç²µ²â
  • Rachel Warga, Ph.D.—developmental biology
  • Mark Webster, Ph.D.—molecular and cellular biotechnology
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Emeriti Research Areas

  • Bruce Bejcek, Ph.D.—cancer biology
  • Leonard Beuving, Ph.D.—pathology, imaging
  • Richard Brewer, Ph.D.—ecology
  • David Cowan, Ph.D.—evolution, behavioral ecology
  • Joe Engemann, Ph.D.—zoology
  • Robert Eversole, Ph.D.—investigative pathology, Eosinophil, host parasite relationships
  • Leonard Ginsberg, Ph.D.—cell biology, toxicology
  • Charles Ide, Ph.D.—gene expression, environmental risk assessment
  • Steven L. Kohler, Ph.D.—population, community ecology, aquatic ecology
  • Stephen B. Malcolm, Ph.D.—ecology, chemical ecology
  • David Reinhold, Ph.D.—biochemistry, cancer biology
  • Susan Stapleton, Ph.D.—biochemistry, metabolism