Hope Center Faculty Members are scientists and physician scientists on the Medical and Danforth campuses whose research programs are consistent with the Hope Center mission.

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Sharlee  Climer, PhD

Sharlee Climer, PhD

Assistant Professor, UMSL Mathematics and Computer Science

Development of combinatorial methods for the identification of patterns in genetic data

Marco  Colonna, MD

Marco Colonna, MD

Robert Rock Belliveau MD Professor, WashU Pathology & Immunology

Innate immune responses in neurodegeneration

Jonathan  Cooper, PhD

Jonathan Cooper, PhD

Professor, WashU Pediatrics

Pathogenesis and Experimental Therapies for Lysosomal Storage Disorders

Bryan Copits, PhD

Bryan Copits, PhD

Assistant Professor, WashU Anesthesiology

Somatosensory circuit assembly

Joseph  Corbo, MD, PhD

Joseph Corbo, MD, PhD

Professor, WashU Pathology & Immunology

Transcriptional regulatory networks in photoreceptor development, evolution, and disease

Meaghan  Creed, PhD

Meaghan Creed, PhD

Associate Professor, WashU Anesthesiology

Neuromodulation of neural circuit function

Anne  Cross, MD

Anne Cross, MD

Professor, WashU Neurology

Neuroimmunology related to multiple sclerosis

Carlos Cruchaga, PhD

Carlos Cruchaga, PhD

Barbara Burton and Reuben M. Morriss III Professor, WashU Psychiatry

Genetic and multi-omic approaches to identify novel variants, genes and pathways

Jianmin  Cui, PhD

Jianmin Cui, PhD

Professor, WashU Biomedical Engineering

Molecular basis of bioelectricity and related diseases in nervous and cardiovascular systems; ion channel function and modulation; discovery of drugs that target ion channels

Ralph Dacey, MD

Ralph Dacey, MD

Henry G & Edith Schwartz Professor, WashU Neurosurgery

Regulatory mechanisms of the cerebrovascular microcirculation

Mai Dang, MD, PhD

Mai Dang, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor, WashU Neurology

Defining the functional heterogeneity of microglia and macrophages in pediatric brain tumors

Albert (Gus) Davis, MD, PhD

Albert (Gus) Davis, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor, WashU Neurology

Understanding the molecular and cellular mechanisms of protein aggregation and neurodegeneration in Parkinson disease and dementia with Lewy bodies

Aaron DiAntonio, MD, PhD

Aaron DiAntonio, MD, PhD

Alan A and Edith L Wolff Professor, WashU Developmental Biology

Axonal biology in development and disease

Patricia Dickson, MD

Patricia Dickson, MD

Centennial Professor, WashU Pediatrics

Pathogenesis and therapy development for central nervous system disease due to mucopolysaccharidosis

Krikor Dikranian, MD, PhD

Krikor Dikranian, MD, PhD

Professor, WashU Neuroscience

Neurodegeneration in the developing and mature brain