Lab Members

Matthew D. McGraw, M.D.

Principal Investigator

Matthew_Mcgraw@URMC.Rochester.edu
Profile: Matthew D. McGraw, M.D.

Research: Dr. McGraw's research involves understanding the mechanisms of aberrant airway epithelial repair after inhalation injuries. The primary pediatric lung disease studied is bronchiolitis obliterans (BO), a devastating and often progressive fibrotic lung disease characterized by progressive luminal narrowing and obliteration of the small airways, or bronchioles.

Angela Groves, Ph.D.

Research Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

Interest: Lung and bone marrow derived macrophages
Experience: Flow cytometry, immunofluorescence, RNA and protein biology

Carl Johnston, Ph.D.

Research Associate Professor of Pediatrics

Interest: Inhalation toxicology
Experience: Exposure modeling, small animal handling, RNA

So-Young Kim, M.S.

Lab Technician

Soyoung_Kim@URMC.Rochester.edu

Research Interest: Airway epithelial stem cells and chemical inhalation exposures

Sarah Sierzenga

2nd Year Graduate Student

Environmental Medicine's Toxicology PhD Program

Recent Lab Graduates

Emma House, Ph.D., Cell Biology of Disease
Current Employment: Corteva Agrisciences, Corteva Agriscience™ | United States
Experience: Regulatory Toxicology and Agriculture