Research Interests

Cancer

Cancer research in the Pathology department involves the diagnosis, progression and treatment of experimental and human cancer. Particular focuses include the many facets of cancer biology, including cancer pathology, cancer genetics, cell signaling, control of cell growth, tumor apoptosis, cancer pharmacology, cancer therapeutics, stem cell biology, cancer imaging, tumor immunology and cancer drug development.

Primary Faculty Secondary & Adjunct Faculty Faculty Trainers
 
  Edward Greenfield
Mark Jackson
Greg MacLennan  
David Wald
Joseph Willis
 
 
   
   
   

 

Immunology

Immunology research interests in the Pathology department cover a wide range of Immunology-related topics, spanning from basic research in areas such as innate immunity, T cell activation, tolerance, antigen processing and presentation, MHC function, complement, antibody structure and function, and mucosal immunity to research in clinically relevant models of infectious diseases, vaccine development, immunodeficiency, immunopathology, transplantation and autoimmunity.

Primary Secondary & Adjunct Faculty Faculty Trainers
 
 
 
Brian Cobb
Neil Greenspan
Clifford Harding
Ed Medof 
Theresa Pizarro Amy Hise
T. Sam Xiao
 
 
   
     
     
   
  Aaron Weinberg  

 

Neuropathology

Neuropathology research interests in the Pathology department cover a wide range of topics, spanning prion disorders, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, Huntington's disease, ALS, autism, and Fragile X with an emphasis on understanding the mechanism(s) underlying these diseases through cell and transgenic models with the goal providing novel therapeutic and diagnostic strategies.

Primary Faculty Secondary & Adjunct Faculty Faculty Trainers
   
Mark Cohen Michael Snape  
Pierluigi Gambetti    
Qingzhong Kong    
     
Jiri Safar    
Neena Singh    
Man-Sun Sy    
Xiongwei Zhu    
     

 

Other

Other research interests in the Pathology department involve advance research in experimental Pathology and the molecular and cellular basis of disease. Particular focuses include the many facets of experimental pathology, including tissue injury and healing, necrosis, biomaterials biocompatibility, aging, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Primary Faculty Secondary & Adjunct Faculty Faculty Trainers
James Anderson    
Vincent Monnier Robert Petersen
Alan Tartakoff  
Nicholas Ziats   Danny Manor