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Faculty

Steffi Oesterreich
Professor

Hormone response and treatment resistance in breast and ovarian cancer, including the analysis of aberrant genetic and epigenetic changes           

*Currently accepting Graduate Students

Abby Olsen
Professor

We use Drosophila, iPSC models, mouse models, and human patient datasets to identify new therapeutic targets for Parkinson’s disease and related disorders.

Kyle Orwig PhD
Professor

Spermatogonial stem cells (SSCs) and male germ lineage development

*Currently accepting Graduate Students

Osmanbeyoglu
Assistant Professor

Our group extracts biological insights and disease mechanisms from multiomics data including single-cell and spatially resolved data.

*Currently accepting Graduate Students

Roddy O’Sullivan
Associate Professor

The O’Sullivan lab at the Hillman Cancer Center conducts research into proteins that alter the structural and epigenetic functions of human telomeres.

*Currently accepting Graduate Students