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  • Seung Shin Hahn, MD
    Professor
    Research Interests:

    Radiosurgery; Radiation sensitizer and protectors; evaluation of radiation sensitivity of normal tissues.

  • Steven Hanes, PhD
    Emeritus
    Research Interests:

    Gene expression in development and disease, RNA pol II regulation, homeobox genes, prolyl isomerases

  • Marissa Hanlon, PT, DPT, GCS, CSCS
    Assistant Professor
  • Samuel Herberg, PhD
    Assistant Professor
    Research Interests:

    Ocular tissue engineering to create biomimetic 3D hydrogel models of tissues affected in glaucoma.

  • Jonathan Hess, PhD
    Assistant Professor
    Research Interests:

    I direct a computational neuro-genomics laboratory, focused on pioneering and using innovative methods to discover genes and pathways that play a pivotal role in neuropsychiatric and neurodegenerative disorders including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, and Alzheimer’s disease. Our goal is to identify genes contributing to susceptibility to disease, along with identifying factors of resilience that act as moderators against disease risk. Towards this goal, our lab developed the Brain Gene Expression and Network Imputation Engine (BrainGENIE) to allow researchers to noninvasively profile gene activity in the brain of living individuals based on gene activity measured in blood. Our BrainGENIE method, which is available as an open-source tool (https://github.com/hessJ/BrainGENIE), endeavors to fill a critical knowledge gap by providing a means to gain insight into molecular intricacies of the living human brain. Its primary aim is to identify and track molecular changes linked with brain health and disease, aging, as well as interventions. My lab was founded on three guiding principles: Our Mission (“We will decode the biological basis of risk and resilience for neuropsychiatric and neurodegenerative disorders.”), Our Vision (“Our scientific discoveries will provide a path toward reducing the burden of brain disease and achieving health equity.”), and Our Values (“We are at the forefront of scientific advancement, hence it is our responsibility to uphold the highest standards of integrity, accuracy, reliability, and transparency in our work. We conduct ourselves professionally with honesty and fairness. We treat others with courtesy, respect, and dignity.”).


    Jonathan L. Hess CV

  • Marvin Heyboer, MD, FACEP, FUHM, FACCWS
    Professor
    Research Interests:

    Hyperbaric Medicine
    Wound Healing

  • John Hoepner, MD
    Emeritus
    Research Interests:

    Cataract surgery glaucoma retinal electrophysiology

  • Philip Holtzapple, MD
    Emeritus
  • George Holz, PhD
    Professor
    Research Interests:

    Drug development for the treatment of type 2 diabetes mellitus.

  • Jason Horton, PhD
    Assistant Professor
    Research Interests:

    Skeletal development, maturation and maintenance;  Mesenchymal stem cell biology;  Radiobiology of skeletal tissues; Radiosensitization of pediatric musculoskeletal sarcoma.

  • Brian Howell, PhD
    Associate Professor
    Research Interests:

    The signal transduction events that regulate the functional organization of neurons in the brain, and the phenotypes caused by defects in the genes that encode these signaling molecules.

  • Ying Huang, MD, PhD
    Professor
    Research Interests:

    Oncogenic signaling in cellular transformation and apoptosis; tumor suppressor genes.

  • Heather Hudson, PA
    Assistant Professor
  • Huaiyu Hu, PhD
    Professor
    Research Interests:

    Mechanisms of brain malformations and retinal degeneration.  

  • Robert Hutchison, MD
    Professor Emeritus
    Research Interests:

    Pathobiology of malignant lymphomas

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