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Shan-Lu Liu
Professor I Department of Veterinary BiosciencesThe Ohio State University
Professor Liu studies virus-host interactions, in particular how RNA viruses enter host cells and cause pathogenesis in humans and animals.
David Ostrov
Associate ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Dr. David Ostrov is an expert on immunology, structural biology, and drug discovery in the areas of cancer therapeutics.
Heather Tarleton
Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs and Professional Development & Professor of Health and Human SciencesLoyola Marymount University
Seaver College of Science and Engineering
Noah Hammarlund
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Noah Hammarlund researches disparities in cancer care with data science and community engagement approaches.
Tyler Frankel
Associate Professor of Environmental ScienceUniversity of Mary Washington
He is an expert on ecotoxicology, specifically the impact of pharmaceutical, industrial waste products, & pesticides on aquatic wildlife.
Elizabeth Hintz, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of CommunicationUniversity of Connecticut
Elizabeth Hintz’s research examines how individuals manage complex, stigmatized, and poorly understood health conditions.
Sanjeev Kumar
Associate Professor | Director | M.D.University of Florida
Dr. Sanjeev Kumar's goal is to help people who suffer from chronic pain and strives to get to the bottom of why they are hurting.
Michael A Blum
Doctor
Founder of Michael A. Blum, D.D.S.- popular dentist in Akron, Ohio.
Stephen Rich
Professor of Microbiology and Director of the New England Center of Excellence in Vector-Borne Diseases (NEWVEC)University of Massachusetts Amherst
Stephen Rich studies zoonotic diseases, with a focus on tick-borne diseases and human malaria. He is the director TickReport.
Eric Seiber
Associate Professor I Health Services Management and PolicyThe Ohio State University
Dr. Seiber’s research interests focus on health care financing for vulnerable populations.