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Ravi Allada

Understanding why we sleep remains one of the most enduring mysteries in science. A core feature of sleep is its homeostatic regulation, i.e., waking experience drives subsequent sleep. Here we are investigating the molecular basis of the sleep homeostat: 1) how does the homeostat sense waking signals? 2) How does the homeostat trigger sleep? 3) ...

Emily Treleaven

Dr. Treleaven is a Research Assistant Professor at the Institute for Social Research. As a demographer and social epidemiologist, she studies health and mortality in early childhood. Specifically, she studies the mechanisms through which family and community context shape health outcomes in early childhood, and how health system characteristics affect children’s health and healthcare utilization. ...

Geoffrey Siwo

My research is driven by a strong belief that abstracting complex scientific problems into computational problems has the power to accelerate the speed of scientific discovery and change who, here and how scientific discoveries are made and translated into practical solutions. I apply this principle to integrate computational techniques such as machine learning and artificial ...

Meng Wang

My research goal is to integrate diverse biomedical data, driving early disease detection, personalized interventions, and effective disease prevention. My lab is interested in developing novel computational and statistical methods to investigate the relationship between wearable sensor data, molecular profiles, and health outcomes in age-related heart and brain diseases, as well as mental health. We ...

Man Zhang

I am a board-certified abdominal radiologist and medical ultrasound researcher with over 15 years of experience in developing and applying innovative ultrasound technologies to enhance patient care. At the University of Michigan (UM) Hospital, I am one of three body interventional radiologists specializing in the treatment of liver tumors using histotripsy. As the Director of ...

Oshin Tyagi

Dr. Oshin Tyagi has an MS and PhD from Texas A&M University in Industrial engineering. Her core research interests are in understanding, assessing, and supporting human physical capabilities in critical contexts (e.g., states of fatigue/stress and in high-risk environments), using emerging techniques in Neuroergonomics and occupational biomechanics. Her research work primarily focuses on uncovering sex-specific ...

Tejaswi Worlikar

My research interests involve the development of histotripsy for clinical applications, which includes investigating how histotripsy impacts cancer progression and the immune microenvironment. Histotripsy is a non-invasive ultrasound (US) ablation technique that uses cavitation to mechanically disrupt the target tissue with millimeter accuracy.I have significant experience with pre-clinical work, especially in histotripsy liver tumor treatment, ...

Michele Peruzzi

I work on the development of interpretable and scalable methods and software for the analysis of spatial data, with applications to ecology, environmental sciences, remote sensing, as well as “omics” multiplexed imaging data. I am primarily interested in three main areas: (1) methods development for spatial multivariate data; (2) scientific applications of Bayesian methods for ...

Steven Soliman

Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Detection and Mechanistic Evaluations of a Type 2 Diabetes (T2D)- and Prediabetes (PreD)-Related Skeletal Muscle Abnormality. This research interest originated during my fellowship in MSK radiology in 2009. I hypothesized that increased skeletal muscle echo intensity (hyperechoic) observed in PreD and early T2D could serve as a simple, noninvasive, nonionizing, and inexpensive imaging ...

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Keith Aaronson, MD

MD, Collegiate Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine, Professor of Internal Medicine, Michigan Medicine Cardiology Clinic | Cardiovascular Center

Egide Abahuje

Assistant Professor of Cardiac Surgery, Medical School

Yasser Aboelkassem

Assistant Professor, College of Innovation and Technology

Mohamed Abouelenien

Associate Professor, College of Engineering and Computer Science

Andrew J. Admon, MD, MPH, MSc

Clinical Lecturer, Department of Internal Medicine

Michelle Aebersold

Clinical Associate Professor, School of Nursing

Mahesh Agarwal

Associate Professor, Mathematics and Statistics, College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters

Carlos Aguilar

Assistant Professor, Biomedical Engineering

Omar Jamil Ahmed

Assistant Professor, Psychology