Education Wilmot’s Dialogue Magazine Showcases Diversity and Quest for NCI "Blue Ribbon" By Leslie Orr Jan. 21, 2022 Read about the National Cancer Institute prize that Wilmot seeks in this issue of Dialogue magazine.
Research EIOH's Teledentistry Success Featured in Major NIH Report By Karen Black Jan. 13, 2022 A long-awaited report on oral health in America recently published by the National Institutes of Health includes contributions and highlights research from several experts at Eastman Institute for ...
People “Education is key.” Neuroscientist Nathan A. Smith, Ph.D. ('13), returns in leadership role By Kelsie Smith Hayduk, Jeff Koslofsky Jan. 12, 2022 Nathan A. Smith, M.S. (’10), Ph.D. (’13), is returning to the University of Rochester as an associate professor of Neuroscience and associate dean for Equity and Inclusion in Research and Research ...
Research Trust in Science at Root of Vaccine Acceptance By Mark Michaud Jan. 12, 2022 Results of a global research project indicate that trust in science is the most powerful determinant of whether a person will decide to get a COVID vaccine.
Research Study Details Lessons Learned from Remote Clinical Studies By Mark Michaud Jan. 10, 2022 A new study by researchers with the University of Rochester Center for Heath + Technology details the experience with three large remote clinical trials in Parkinson's disease and the lessons that ...
Education Department of Pharmacology and Physiology Alumni Through the Decades: 2020s By Robin Flanigan Jan. 6, 2022 Emma Norris (PhD ’20) joined the Department of Pharmacology and Physiology specifically to work under the mentorship of Denise C. Hocking, PhD, after spending the summer in her lab as an ...
Education Department of Pharmacology and Physiology Alumni Through the Decades: 2010s By Robin Flanigan Jan. 6, 2022 Occasionally while creating content for a digital medical communications company, Jesi Lee Anne To (PhD ’18) will be transported back to the lab of her Department of Pharmacology and Physiology ...
Education Department of Pharmacology and Physiology Alumni Through the Decades: 2000s By Robin Flanigan Jan. 6, 2022 Why does one person develop Alzheimer’s disease and another person doesn’t? Kristen O’Connell (PhD ’03) tries to answer that question in her work as an assistant professor and researcher at the ...
Education Department of Pharmacology and Physiology Through the Decades: 1990s By Robin Flanigan Jan. 6, 2022 Henry M. Colecraft (PhD ’96) always held a deep appreciation for the hands-off style of his mentor, Shey-Shing Sheu, PhD, while at the University of Rochester Medical Center. Colecraft fondly ...
Education Department of Pharmacology and Physiology Alumni Through the Decades: 1980s By Robin Flanigan Jan. 6, 2022 By the time Eduardo Rios (PhD ’85)—fresh from graduation in Uruguay—got to the then Department of Physiology, Chair Paul Horowitz, PhD, had assembled what Rios calls “a Dream Team” of researchers.
