Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology

Understanding the cellular and molecular basis of medicine requires integrated information from multiple levels of biology. Our faculty reflect this idea with a coordinated research program using cutting-edge biochemical and molecular methods to study cellular and integrative biology as a basis for understanding disease and developing therapeutics. Students entering this program are typically considering degrees in Pharmacology or Physiology, and training in this area prepares students for independent research careers in biomedicine.

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2012 Upstate New York Pharmacology Society Inaugural Annual Meeting held at the University at Buffalo

Congratulations!

First Place Graduate Student Poster-Elaina PuiYee Chan (Laboratory of Dr. Gregory G. Tall)

First Place Undergraduate Student Poster-Gregory Bryman (Laboratory of Dr. Jean M, Bidlack)

Wei (Wayne) Kan (Laboratory of Dr. Alan V. Smrcka) was invited to present his research in the Graduate Student Presidential Symposium.

Bryman and Chan

(second from left, Gregory Bryman; fourth from left, Elaina PuiYee Chan)

UNYPS

2012 National Science Foundation Fellowship

Ellie M. Carrell (Laboratory of Dr. Robert T. Dirksen) was selected to receive a 2012 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship.

First-Year Student Event at Artisan Works

1st year students

Our first-year students: Kevin M. Tylock, Hannah Stoveken, Tatyana Sevastyanova, and Joshua G. Travers.

 

Recent Ph.D. Graduates

Recent M.S. Graduates

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