David Liebovitz
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers and work study students interested in Clinical Informatics - using health IT information to improve health.
Posts tagged with 'Biological Sciences'
David T. Rubin
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers, work study students and students requiring pay interested in Inflammatory Bowel Disease.
Deborah Nelson
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers, work study students, or students requiring pay interested in Cell biology and disease.
Deji Adegunsoye
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers and work study students interested in Pulmonary fibrosis and interstitial lung disease.
Elbert Huang
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers, work study students and students requiring pay interested in Diabetes, aging, and health economics.
Ellie Heckscher
We study the development, function and evolution of somatosensory and motor systems using insect larvae as models.
Ellie Heckscher
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers and work study students interested in Development and function of motor circuits.
Eric C. Beyer
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers and work study students interested in Cell and molecular biology; gap junctions; cataracts; exosomes; sickle cell disease.
Erin Adams
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers, work study students, and students requiring pay interested in Molecular Immunology, Biochemistry.
Fotini Gounari
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers, work study students, and students requiring pay interested in Signaling in T cells in physiology and in pathology.
Geoffrey Greene
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers, work student students, and students requiring pay interested in Breast cancer biology, treatment and prevention.
Govind Rangrass
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers interested in Perioperative Outcomes, Healthcare Delivery Innovation, Postoperative Pain.
Hae Kyung Im
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers, work study students and students requiring pay interested in Genomic Data Science.
Harriet de Wit
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers interested in Human psychopharmacology.
Hospitalist Project
Opportunity to join a team of Research Assistants with the Hospitalist Project.
Howard Halpern
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers and work study students interested in Quantitative imaging of molecular oxygen primarily in preclinical mammalian tumors.
Howard Shuman
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers, work study students, and students requiring pay interested in Bacterial genetics.
Ilaria Rebay
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers interested in Developmental genetics & signal transduction.
Ishanu Chattopadhyay
P.I. willing to mentor undergraduate research volunteers interested, work study students or students requiring pay in Data Science, Machine Learning, Viral Evolution.
Jasmine Nirody
We study the physics of how biological systems interact with their environments, as well as the role of these interactions in shaping organismal morphology and behavior.
We use a range of theoretical and empirical (laboratory + field) techniques to answer questions that sit at the intersection of behavior, biophysics, and evolution.
We work on problems across organismal systems and levels of biological organization. While the underlying mechanisms (and the techniques we use to study them) may vary as we shift our focus from molecular motors to bacteria to animals, the larger questions we are fascinated by remain the same!
- How do biological systems sense and respond to mechanical stresses in complex environments?
- In what environments do adaptive mechanics improve performance?
- How do flexible locomotive strategies affect the evolution of biomechanical structures?
Our research provides ample opportunities for undergraduate engagement. Please email Jasmine at jnirody@uchicago.edu to discuss options!