Caroline Alexander, PhD

Associate Professor Department of Oncology 819 McArdle 608.265.5182 alexander@oncology.wisc.edu Research Interests: The role of breast stem cells in tumor induction, the multiple functions of Wnt signaling in the regulation of mammary epithelial cell growth, and the changes in tumor susceptibility that are effected by alterations of normal development. More Info

B. Lynn Allen-Hoffmann, PhD

Professor Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine 5605 MSC 608.262.2884 blallenh@wisc.edu Research Interests: Keratinocytes, Cancer Biology, Extracellular Matrices More Info

Craig S Atwood, PhD

Associate Professor Department of Medicine D4219 GRECC 11G VAMC 608.256.1901 x11664 csa@medicine.wisc.edu Research Interests: Hormonal Regulation of Aging and Neurodegenerative Diseases. More Info

Grace Boekhoff-Falk, PhD

Associate Professor Department of Anatomy 264 Bardeen 608.262.1609 boekhofffalk@wisc.edu Research Interests: Developmental Biology, Gene Expression, Hormones, Growth and Differentiation factors, and signal transduction. More Info

Emery Bresnick, PhD

Professor Department of Pharmacology 383 MSC 608.265.6446 ehbresni@wisc.edu Research Interests: How the organization of DNA into chromatin impacts on nuclear processes and how transcriptional and signaling mechanisms control the formation of blood and blood vessels. More Info

Karl W. Broman, PhD

Associate Professor Department of Biostatistics and Medical Informatics 6763 MSC 608.262.4633 kbroman@biostat.wisc.edu Research Interests: Statistics and Statistical Genetics More Info

William Burlingham, PhD

Professor Department of Surgery G4/702 CSC 608.263.0119 burlingham@surgery.wisc.edu Research Interests: Acquired immunologic tolerance; graft acceptance through the study of transplant recipients who have survived even though they have stopped taking immunosuppressive drugs. More Info

Joshua Coon, PhD

Assistant Professor Department of Chemistry 3309 Chemistry 608.263.1718 jcoon@chem.wisc.edu Research Interests: Bioanalytical Chemistry – Mass Spectrometry. More Info

Cameron R. Currie, PhD

Assistant Professor Department of Bacteriology 4305 MSB 608.265.8034 currie@bact.wisc.edu Research Interests: Evolution of host-microbe interactions, including both pathogenic and beneficial microbes. We are particularly interested in: i) the evolution of virulence, ii) determining the factors that shape host-microbe specificity, iii) exploring factors limiting and/or facilitating broad host jumps, iv) and host-microbe coevolutionary dynamics. Our main model system is the fungus-growing ant–microbe symbiosis. More Info

Loren Clark Denlinger, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor Department of Medicine 2590 MSC 608.261.1552 ldenling@wisc.edu Research Interests: host-pathogen interactions, the role of macrophages in immunity to intracellular pathogens. Innate immune responses like cytokine production & microbial killing amplified by extracellular nucleotide receptor known as P2X7. Significant functional diversity for this receptor exists between cell types & human subjects. Role of P2X7 as candidate gene modulating the human innate immune responses of macrophages & airway epithelial cells to Chlamydia pneumoniae, contribution of responses of asthma. More Info

Arjang Djamali, MD

Associate Professor Department of Medicine Suite B 3034 Fish Hatchery Road 608.270.5681 axd@medicine.wisc.edu Research Interests: More Info

Zsuzsanna Fabry, PhD

Professor, Graduate Education Committee Chair Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine 6130 MSC 608.265.8716 zfabry@wisc.edu Research Interests: Immunopathology, Neuroimmunology, Multiple Sclerosis More Info

John O. Fleming, MD

Professor Neurology H6/564 CSC 608.263.5421 fleming@neurology.wisc.edu Research Interests: Multiple Sclerosis More Info

Andreas Friedl, MD

Professor Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine K4/812 CSC 608.265.9283 afriedl@wisc.edu Research Interests: Heparan sulfate proteoglycans, tumor angiogenesis More Info

Thomas C. Friedrich, PhD

Assistant Professor Pathobiological Sciences 555 Science Dr 608.265.3381 thomasf@primate.wisc.edu Research Interests: Viral immunity and pathogenesis More Info

Michael Fritsch, MD, PhD

Associate Professor Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine 5250 MSC 608.263.5351 mkfritsch@wisc.edu Research Interests: Chromatin remodeling during early embryonic stem cell differentiation. More Info

Daniel S Greenspan, PhD

Professor Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine 5675 MSC 608.262.4676 dsgreens@wisc.edu Research Interests: Extracellular controls of cell behavior More Info

Anne Griep, PhD

Professor Department of Anatomy 353 Bardeen 608.262.8988 aegriep@wisc.edu Research Interests: Genetic and molecular regulation of mouse eye development and disease. More Info

Jeff Hardin, PhD

Professor Department of Zoology 327 Zoology 608.262.9634 jdhardin@wisc.edu Research Interests: Morphogenesis and pattern formation during early development. More Info

Peiman Hematti, MD

Assistant Professor Department of Medicine H4/534 CSC 608.265.0106 pxh@medicine.wisc.edu Research Interests: Characterization and study of mesenchymal stromal cells derived from human embryonic stem cells, and development of a pre-clinical rhesus macaque model. More Info

Anna Huttenlocher, MD

Associate Professor Department of Pharmacology 4205 MSB 608.265.4642 huttenlocher@wisc.edu Research Interests: Cell migration and chemotaxis, adhesive mechanisms that regulate cell migration and the role of integrin signaling. More Info

Nizar Jarjour, MD

Professor Department of Medicine K4/926 CSC 608.263.9344 nnj@medicine.wisc.edu Research Interests: More Info

Juan Carlos Jaume, MD

Assistant Professor Department of Medicine H4/522 CSC 608.262.6123 jcj@medicine.wisc.edu Research Interests: Endocrine Autoimmunity, Type 1 diabetes and thyroid diseases. More Info

Shannon Kenney, MD

Professor Department of Medicine 611a McArdle 608.265.0533 Kenney@oncology.wisc.edu Research Interests: Epstein-Barr virus pathogenesis and treatment More Info

Bruce Klein, MD

Professor Department of Pediatrics K4/434 CSC 608.263.9217 bsklein@wisc.edu Research Interests: Host-pathogen interactions, with emphasis on fungi. Microbial pathogenesis. Microbial Immunity. More Info

Youngsook Lee, PhD

Associate Professor Department of Anatomy 321 SMI 608.265.6352 youngsooklee@wisc.edu Research Interests: Transcriptional control of cardiovascular development and mechanisms of cardiac-specific gene regulation. More Info

Gary Lyons, PhD

Associate Professor Department of Anatomy 319 SMI 608.262.3327 gelyons@wisc.edu Research Interests: Identification and characterization of novel developmentally-regulated genes in the mouse cardiovascular system using gene trapping in embryonic stem cells. More Info

James Malter, MD

Professor Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine T509 Waisman 608.262.8888 jsmalter@wisc.edu Research Interests: Post-transcriptional gene regulation; signaling in the immune and nervous systems; neurodegenerative and neurodevelopmental disease. More Info

Albee Messing, VMD, PhD

Professor Department of Comparitive Biosciences 715 Waisman 608.263.9191 messing@waisman.wisc.edu Research Interests: Transgenic mice; developmental neuropathology; molecular neurobiology. More Info

Deane Mosher, MD

Professor Department of Biomolecular Chemistry 4285 MSC 608.262.1576 dfm1@medicine.wisc.edu Research Interests: Extracellular matrix and cell adhesion. More Info

Terry Oberley, MD, PhD

Professor Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine K4/814 CSC 608.265.6068 toberley@wisc.edu Research Interests: Reactive oxygen species metabolism More Info

David O'Connor, PhD

Assistant Professor Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine 5440 University Research Park 608.261.1855 doconnor@primate.wisc.edu Research Interests: HIV/AIDS pathogenesis More Info

Julie K. Olson, PhD

Assistant Professor Department of Neurosurgery 4640 MSC 608.265.9431 j.olson@neurosurg.wisc.edu Research Interests: More Info

Donna Peters, PhD

Professor Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine 6590 MSC 608.262.4626 dmpeter2@wisc.edu Research Interests: Cell-matrix signaling in the human eye, Glaucoma More Info

Alan C. Rapraeger, PhD

Professor, Vice Chair (Education) Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine 6459 MSC 608.262.7577 acraprae@wisc.edu Research Interests: Mechanisms by which the syndecan family of cell surface receptors regulate cell growth, adhesion and migration More Info

Matyas Sandor, PhD

Professor Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine 5468 MSC 608.265.8715 msandor@wisc.edu Research Interests: Immune responses to infectious disease More Info

Chris Seroogy, MD

Assistant Professor Department of Pediatrics H4/474 CSC 608.263.2652 cmseroogy@wisc.edu Research Interests: Biological role of a novel E3 ubiquitin ligase called GRAIL in T cell function and hematopoietic tissue development. More Info

John Sheehan, MD

Associate Professor Department of Medicine 2468 MSC 608.262.1964 jps@medicine.wisc.edu Research Interests: Molecular regulation of the coagulation serine proteases; novel therapeutic targets for antithrombotic therapy; developing the zebrafish as a genetic model for vertebrate hemostasis. More Info

Nader Sheibani, PhD

Associate Professor Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences K6/458 CSC 608.263.3345 nsheibanikar@wisc.edu Research Interests: The role of cell-cell and cell-matrix interactions in vascular development and neovascularization. More Info

Igor Slukvin, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Room 102 Primate 608.263.0058 islukvin@wisc.edu Research Interests: • Hematopoietic differentiation of human embryonic stem cells • Immune-privileged properties of embryonic and fetal tissues More Info

Judith A. Smith, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor Department of Pediatrics H4/472 CSC 608.263.1251 jsmith27@pediatrics.wisc.edu Research Interests: Regulation of type I IFN production in macrophages More Info

Paul Sondel, MD, PhD

Professor Department of Pediatrics K4/448 CSC 608.263.9069 pmsondel@wisc.edu Research Interests: Immune mediated recognition and destruction of neoplasms. More Info

Gary Splitter, DVM, PhD

Professor Pathobiological Sciences 203 AHABS 608.262.3177 splitter@svm.vetmed.wisc.edu Research Interests: Molecular mechanisms of host defense and pathogen survival strategies. More Info

Dandan Sun, MD, PhD

Professor Department of Neurosurgery H4/332 CSC 608.263.4060 sun@neurosurg.wisc.edu Research Interests: The role of Na+ - K+ - 2Cl- cotransporter in ion homeostasis and cell volume regulation in the central nervous system. More Info

M Suresh, DVM, MVSc, PhD

Associate Professor Pathobiological Sciences 3172 Vet Med 608.265.9791 sureshm@svm.vetmed.wisc.edu Research Interests: Molecular and Cellular Basis of T Cell Memory; CD8+ T Cell Responses in Chronic Viral Infections. More Info

Adel M Talaat, MVSc, PhD

Assistant Professor Pathobiological Sciences 303 AHABS 608.262.2861 talaat@svm.vetmed.wisc.edu Research Interests: Genomic and functional analyses of tuberculosis and paratuberculosis to understand pathogenesis and develop novel vaccines. More Info

David Watkins, PhD

Professor Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine University Research Park 608.265.3380 watkins@primate.wisc.edu Research Interests: HIV vaccine development, SIV pathogenesis More Info

Jon P. Woods, MD, PhD

Associate Professor Department of Medical Microbiology and Immunology 420 SMI 608.265.6292 jpwoods@wisc.edu Research Interests: Histoplasma capsulatum molecular pathogenesis and host interactions More Info

Weixiong Zhong, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine K4/868 CSC 608.265.6069 wzhong3@wisc.edu Research Interests: Redox effects of selenium in prostate cancer chemoprevention More Info