Faculty
Professor and Chair
- Barry Knox, PhD
Professor and Chair
Professor
- Russell Durkovic, PhD
Professor - Mary Lou Vallano, PhD
Professor - Brent Vogt, PhD
Professor
Associate Professor
- Jeffrey Freedman, PhD
Associate Professor - Huaiyu Hu, PhD
Associate Professor - Frank Middleton, PhD
Associate Professor - Brad Motter, PhD
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
- Brian Howell, PhD
Assistant Professor - Russell Matthews, PhD
Assistant Professor - Eric Olson, PhD
Assistant Professor
Faculty With Joint Appointments
Professor
- David A Carter, MD, PhD (Neurosurgery)
- Richard L Cross, PhD (Biochemistry and Molecular Biology)
- Timothy A Damron, MD (Orthopedic Surgery)
- Stephen V Faraone, PhD (Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences)
- Jeremy M Shefner, MD, PhD (Neurology)
- Steven L Youngentob, PhD (Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences)
Research Professor
- Kenneth A Mann, PhD (Orthopedic Surgery)
- Joseph A Spadaro, PhD (Orthopedic Surgery)
- Ruth S Weinstock, MD, PhD (Medicine)
Associate Professor
- Paul F Kent, MD, PhD (Neurology)
- Francesca Pignoni, PhD (Ophthalmology)
- Daniel Y Tso, PhD (Neurosurgery)
Assistant Professor
- Peter D Calvert, PhD (Ophthalmology)
- Eric M Deshaies, MD (Neurosurgery)
- Stephen J Glatt, PhD (Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences)
- Eduardo C Solessio, PhD (Ophthalmology)
- Andrea S Viczian, PhD (Ophthalmology)
- Michael E Zuber, PhD (Ophthalmology)
Adjunct Faculty
Adjunct Professor
- Sandra Hewett, Ph.D. (Biology, Syracuse University)
- Bradley P. Wyble, Ph.D. (Psychology, Syracuse University)
Adjunct Associate Professor
- Bart Farell, Ph.D. (Institute for Sensory Research, Syracuse University)
- James A. Hewett, Ph.D. (Biology, Syracuse University)
- Lori Ploutz-Snyder, Ph.D. (Exercise Science, Syracuse University)
- Theresa White, Ph.D. (Psychology, LeMoyne College)
Adjunct Assistant Professor
- Annette R. Jenner, Ph.D. (Communication Science Disorders, Syracuse University)
- Patrick Yurco, Ph.D. (Biological Sciences, LeMoyne College)
In the Knox lab, we utilize high–resolution live cell imaging in transgenic Xenopus to compare the properties of fluorescently tagged rhodopsin and disease–linked mutants. The mutants are abnormally distributed both in the inner and outer segments (OS) and form aberrant fluorescent foci. In this slide: Live rod photoreceptors expressing EGFP.