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  • Christopher Gaiteri, PhD
    Associate Professor
    Research Interests:

    Dr. Gaiteri combines brain molecular, pathological, and imaging data to identify disease mechanisms in Alzheimer's disease.  He applies systems biology methods to identify drivers of molecular systems implicated in disease.  Dr. Gaiteri builds methods that extract molecular networks from brain omic datasets and define specific molecular control points within them.  However, this molecular analysis in Alzheimer's disease tends to operate independently of neuroimaging approaches to disease.  Therefore, we have assembled brain-based omics, fMRI, MRI, and cellular morphology data - all on the same set of individuals - which is allowing us to build a Rosetta stone of how different biophysical scales in the brain interact in health and disease.  Continuing with this theme of bringing siloed aspects of research together, Chris and his collaborators are also building collaborator recommendation systems, so that results can be repurposed across scientific fields.

  • Ajeet Gajra, MD, FACP
    Clinical Professor
    Research Interests:

    Clinical trials- phase III; Geriatric Oncology; Outcomes research in cancer; Prognostic factors in cancer

  • Kenneth Galbraith, MS, RDMS, RVT, RT (R)
    Assistant Professor
  • Preethi Ganapathy, MD/PhD
    Assistant Professor
    Research Interests:

    Astrocyte mechanosensation and glial signaling pathways as they relate to neuronal strain in glaucoma

  • Teresa Gentile, MD, PhD
    Professor
    Research Interests:

    Bone Marrow/Stem Cell Transplant, Hematologic Malignancies

  • Diana Gilligan, MD/PhD
    Associate Professor
    Research Interests:

    My research includes studies of the role of microRNA in development of leukemia.

  • Aaron Glass, PhD, MB(ASCP)
    Assistant Professor
    Research Interests:

    My research has spanned several biomedical disciplines - cardiac electrophysiology, immunology, and (most recently) vaccinology. Unfortunately, my teaching and administrative responsibilites don't leave much time for research, but I'm looking forward to returning to the bench in the future.  

  • Stephen Glatt, PhD
    Professor
    Research Interests:

    Dr. Glatt is Director of the Psychiatric Genetic Epidemiology & Neurobiology Laboratory (PsychGENe Lab). The mission of the PsychGENe Lab is to develop and apply methods for finding the causes of mental health and mental illness. The vision of the lab is that we will discover those causes and use that information to design interventions that treat or prevent these disorders, or foster resilience to them. We are running numerous research projects aimed at finding the genes and environmental risk factors for a wide variety of disorders, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, autism spectrum disorder, and substance abuse disorders, among others. Our pipeline seeks to identify “risk genes” for these disorders by studying affected individuals and families and then to reveal how such genes alter brain biology leading to a vulnerability to mental illness.

    Stephen Glatt, PhD CV

  • Reza Gorji, MD, FASA
    Professor
    Research Interests:

    Neuroanesthesia, neuromonitoring, subarachnoid hemorrhage

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