Faculty
Neural network control of cardiac arrhythmias and myocardial function; Neuromodulation for treating sudden cardiac death; Studying perioperative healthcare delivery; Role of perioperative interventions in altering clinical outcomes and mortality
Cortical control of vision and eye movements in populations of neurons
Neural coordination of oculomotor plans
Influence of eye movements on vision and behavior
Dr. Linda McAllister-Lucas is an NIH-funded physician-scientist who investigates how dysregulated intracellular signaling contributes to inflammatory and neoplastic disease. She co-directs a research laboratory with Dr. Peter Lucas, a member of the faculty in the Department of Pathology. Their joint laboratory, the Lucas-McAllister Lab, comprises ten scientists at varying stages of training, and their group is pursuing two related areas of research.
We are interested in the molecular mechanisms of psychiatric disorders with a particular focus on the role of the circadian clock in these disorders
Human immunology: Innate and adaptive immune responses to latent viruses and to allo-antigens after organ transplantation
Dr. Miljkovic's research focuses on the epidemiology of obesity, ectopic fat deposition, body composition, and associated metabolic disorders. In particular, Dr. Miljkovic studies skeletal muscle, changes in skeletal muscle and whole body composition with aging, their determinants, and associated metabolic disorders, with a special focus on high-risk minority, international, and elderly populations.
Aimed at elucidating the cellular and molecular mechanisms of liver pathophysiology
The study of human tumor viruses
Pathogenicity of Intestinal Microbes in Milk Fed and Formula Fed Premature Infants - See more >>
HIV-associated lung disease; HIV-associated emphysema; Role of Pneumocystis in COPD
