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Joel Bader, PhD
Clark Hall 201C / (410) 516-7417
joel.bader AT jhu.edu / Website
Bioinformatics and computational biology. Michael Beer, PhD
Broadway Research Building 573 /
mbeer AT jhu.edu / Website
Computational identification of regulatory networks from microarray expression data and whole-genome DNA sequence, and experimental validation of regulatory pathways in C. elegans. Jennifer H. Elisseeff, PhD
Clark Hall 106 / (410) 516-4915
jhe AT bme.jhu.edu / Website
Biomaterials, hydrogels, tissue engineering, and cartilage regeneration. Harry Goldberg, PhD
goldberg AT bme.jhu.edu
Designing and incorporating educational technology into the curricula Eileen B. Haase, PhD
ehaase1 AT jhu.edu
Instructor: Models for Life, Physiological Foundations Laboratory, Cellular and Tissue Engineering Laboratory, Molecules and Cells. Richard Johns, MD
rjohns AT jhmi.edu
Rachel Karchin, PhD
217A Computational Science and Engineering Bldg. /
karchin AT jhu.edu / Website
Computational molecular biology, bioinformatics, genetic variation Scot C. Kuo, PhD
Wood Basic Science G10 / (410) 955-4536
skuo AT jhu.edu / Website
Mechanism of biological force generation, laser-induced optical forces. Andre Levchenko, PhD
Clark Hall / (410) 516-5584
alev AT bme.jhu.edu / Website
Signal transduction and cell-cell communication. Elliot R. McVeigh, PhD
Ross 720 / (410) 955-3131
emcveig1 AT jhu.edu
Cardiovascular MRI. Image guided therapy. Novel MRI methods. Michael I. Miller, PhD
Clark Hall 301 / (410) 516-4594
mim AT cis.jhu.edu / Website
Pattern Theory, Computational Linguistics, Computational Neuroscience Aleksander S. Popel, PhD
Traylor 611 / (410) 955-6419
apopel AT jhu.edu / Website
Computational Biology and Medicine; Systems Biology; Angiogenesis; Signal Transduction; Microcirculation; Biological Mechanics and Molecular Transport Murray B. Sachs, PhD
msachs AT bme.jhu.edu
Neurophysiology, auditory neurophysiology, psychophysics. Lawrence P. Schramm, PhD
Traylor 606 / (410) 955-3026
lschramm AT bme.jhu.edu / Website
Spinal cord regeneration, Cardiovascular regulation after spinal cord injury, autonomic control systems. Reza Shadmehr, PhD
Traylor 410 / (410) 614-2458
shadmehr AT jhu.edu / Website
Mechanisms of movement control in humans, learning control of the arm, brain imaging, robotics and adaptive control, computational neuroscience. Artin A. Shoukas, PhD
Traylor 623 / (410) 955-2871
ashoukas AT bme.jhu.edu / Website
Overall systems analysis of circulatory systems, systems physiology. Nitish V. Thakor, PhD
Traylor 701 / (410) 955-7093
nthakor AT bme.jhu.edu / Website
Medical Instrumentation, neuroengineering, neural signal processing and clinical instrumentation, micro/nano scale sensors, devices and systems. Natalia Trayanova, PhD
216 Computational Science and Engineering Bldg. / 410-516-4375
ntrayanova AT jhu.edu / Website
Computational cardiac electromechanics and electrophysiology; Arrhythmias in the diseased heart and anti-arrhythmia therapies; Reconstruction of heart geometry and structure from MRI. Leslie Tung, PhD
Ross 726 / (410) 955-7453
ltung AT bme.jhu.edu / Website
Electrophysiology of single heart cells and cardiac cell networks, analysis of multicellular structure, mechanoelectrical coupling in the heart, electroporation. Rene Vidal, PhD
Clark Hall 302B / 410-516-7306
rvidal AT cis.jhu.edu / Website
Computer vision (human motion, dynamic scene reconstruction, multiple view geometry, omnidirectional vision) Machine learning (generalized component analysis and geometric clustering) Robotics (vision-based control) Control (identification of hybrid systems).
Xiaoqin Wang, PhD
Traylor 410 / (410) 614-4547
xwang AT bme.jhu.edu / Website
Neurophysiology of the auditory cortex, neural mechanisms of speech perception and learning, computational neuroscience. Raimond L. Winslow, PhD
Computational Science & Engineering Building 315 / (410) 516-5417
rwinslow AT jhu.edu / Website
Statistical modeling and analysis of cardiovascular gene and protein expression data, and computational modeling of signal transduction, mitochondrial energetics, ion channel function, and intracellular calcium dynamics in cardiac myocytes and vascular endothelial cells. Kevin J. Yarema, PhD
Clark 106A/107 / (410) 516-4914
kjyarema AT bme.jhu.edu / Website
Biotechnology and Clinical Aspects of Carbohydrate Engineering Eric D. Young, PhD
Traylor 505 / (410) 955-3164
eyoung AT bme.jhu.edu / Website
Auditory neurophysiology, neural modeling, sensory processes. David T. Yue, MD, PhD
Ross 713-715 / (410) 955-0078
dyue AT bme.jhu.edu / Website
Ion channels in the heart, biophysical aspects of electrophysiology. Kechen Zhang, PhD
kechen AT bme.jhu.edu
Theoretical and computational neuroscience, neural computation.
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