Faculty

Smooth muscle cell migration, thrombospondin, extracellular matrix-smooth muscle cell interactions, vascular surgery procedure outcomes

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

Literature, ethics, and healthcare; disability studies; first-person narratives of illness and disability; emotion in healthcare education and practice; literature and nursing practice

Regulation of pathogenic antibody production in autoimmune glomerulonephritis; Cell-surface receptors for retroviruses

Bone Marrow/Stem Cell Transplant, Hematologic Malignancies

COPD, Pulmonary Infections, Cystic Fibrosis, Bronchiectasis

Structure and function of enzymes in estrogen and androgen biosynthesis; rational design of enzyme modulators in hormonal breast and prostate cancers; characterization of interphotoreceptor retinol binding proteins.

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

Dr. Glass is currently involved in several research projects, including: identification of small molecule drugs in biological samples by mass spectrometry, analysis of the immunological response to vaccination, and the development of an exciting new technology for visualizing embyonic development.

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.

Neuroanesthesia, neuromonitoring, subarachnoid hemorrhage

Her research interest lies primarily in the field of coagulation, specifically in the study of platelets and their interaction with von Willebrand factor.

Participation in the Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology
(Principal Investigator).

Comparative efficacy of psychotherapy and medication treatments. Psychodynamics and personality.

Borderline personality disorder, addictions, neuroscience, psychotherapy