Biomedical Sciences Degree-Granting Programs
- Biochemistry &
Molecular Biology: PhD/MS - Cell & Developmental Biology: PhD/MS
- Microbiology & Immunology: PhD/MS
- Neuroscience: PhD
- Pharmacology: PhD
- Physiology: PhD/MS
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Ying Huang, MD, PhD, Associate professor of Pharmacology (far left), received an NIH grant in 2008 for $1,465,988 for five years to support her research on a novel tumor suppressor lipase involved in colon cancer. Two of her PhD students, Lingyan Jiang and Ki Lui (above), have been awarded Department of Defense pre-doctoral fellowships for their research on breast cancer. Each fellowship is worth $97,200 over three years. |
Steven Goodman, PhD, Dean, SUNY Upstate Medical University has a strong base of scientific researchers and a relevant clinical setting which provides students with an excellent environment to learn and grow. More>  
Steven L. Youngentob, PhD, Associate Dean, |
