Who's New at OHSU Tyler Dunn, Ph.D., M.S, RPA, assistant professor in the OHSU Anatomical Sciences Education Center, brings together training in anatomy, forensic anthropology and human paleontology...
This is the first in a series featuring OHSU scientists and the research they conduct using leading-edge imaging at OHSU. From single-cell to whole-body technologies, advanced imaging helps drive new...
Compound increases cognitive flexibility, creates favorable conditions for therapeutic interventions. New research in a rodent model at OHSU shows that some positive effects of psilocybin, a...
Breakthrough imaging methods are helping researchers across disciplines understand how cells evolve. Andrew Adey, Ph.D., is currently developing and deploying single-cell technologies to profile...
Malaria is as old as humans; we have never lived without it. That is exactly what Brandon Wilder, Ph.D., is trying to change. Wilder, assistant professor at the Vaccine and Gene Therapy Institute...
Regeneration of tissues has been the research focus of Luiz Bertassoni, D.D.S., Ph.D., for more than a decade. The newest chapter of his work sees him putting his biomanufacturing technologies to...
Injury epidemiologist Kathleen Carlson, Ph.D., is launching the OHSU Gun Violence Prevention Research Center with support from the Faculty Excellence and Innovation Award at OHSU. The center is...
Structural biologist Steven Mansoor, M.D., Ph.D., studies the structure and function of proteins — with a particular interest in ion channel receptors that play a role in the cardiovascular system....
Sound waves, wind on skin, blood moving through vessels – these are all force-inducing stimuli that initiate a cascade of events leading to a person’s ability to hear, sense touch or regulate...
Physician-scientist Jamie Lo, M.D., MCR, conducts research on the impact of chronic cannabis use on male and female reproductive health, pregnancy and offspring outcomes. In her clinical practice,...