Faculty

Barbara Clark

Barbara Clark, Ph.D.

Associate Professor and Associate Dean for Graduate and Post-Doctoral Studies and Director of IPIBS

Regulation and function of the START family of lipid/sterol transporters

bjclar01@louisville.edu
(502) 852-2814

Brian Clem

Brian Clem, Ph.D

Associate Professor; Dr. Don Miller Endowed Prof. of Cancer Metabolism; Director of Grad. Admissions

Regulation of tumor metabolism

bfclem01@louisville.edu
(502) 852-8427

Marsha Cole

Marsha Cole, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Fatty acid transduction of nitric oxide signaling

mpcole01@louisville.edu
(502) 852-7157

Steven Ellis

Steven Ellis, Ph.D.

Professor and Assistant Dean for Medical Education/Basic Sciences 

Ribosomal biogenesis

srelli01@louisville.edu
(502) 852-5222/852-3448

Ron Gregg, PhD

Ronald Gregg, Ph.D.

Professor and Department Chair

Synaptogenesis and development in the retina

rggreg02@louisville.edu
(502) 852-5217

 

Nazarul Hasan, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Retinal Diseases and Molecular Mechanisms of Synapse Formation in the Retina

n0hasa01@louisville.edu
(502) 852-5214

carolyn Kling

Carolyn Klinge, Ph.D.

Professor

Mechanisms of endocrine resistance in breast cancer

carolyn.klinge@louisville.edu
(502) 852-3668 

C. Ben Lovely, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Gene-ethanol interactions in craniofacial development

ben.lovely@louisville.edu
(502) 852-7551

Lovely Laboratory Website


Assistant Professor

(502) 852-

Professor

Bioinformatics; Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence; Genomics 

(502) 852-3060

David Samuelson

David Samuelson, Ph.D.

Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies

Breast Cancer Susceptibility and Prevention

david.samuelson@louisville.edu
(502) 852-7797

Melissa Smith, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor and Director of the Sequencing Technology Center

Characterizing host-pathogen interactions with innovative genomics tools

(502) 852-7495

Smith Laboratory Website

Corey Watson, Ph.D.

Corey Watson, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Immunogenetics, antibody-mediated immunity and disease


(502) 852-0322

Watson Laboratory Website