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Post-Doctoral Research Fellowships in
Transplantation Immunology and Stem Cell Biology
University of Louisville, School of Medicine
Louisville, Kentucky
The Mentors
Research trainees select an established mentor whose area of research matches well with their own career goals. The faculty mentors are:
| Pascale Alard, Ph.D. | Immune regulation in autoimmune disorders | |
| Haribabu Bodduluri, Ph.D. | Chemokines in Inflammatory Diseases | |
| Doug Dean, Ph.D. | Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences | |
| Paul Epstein, Ph.D. | Diabetes/ animal models |
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| Gary N Foulks, M.D., F.A.C.S. | Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences | |
| Yiming Huang, MD | Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation |
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| Suzanne T. Ildstad, MD | Bone marrow transplantation/ tolerance induction | |
| Irving Gilbert Joshua, Ph.D. | Hypertension/ aging | |
| Hank Kaplan, MD | Immune privilege/ Stem cell plasticity/ Transplantation | |
| Michele M. Kosiewicz, Ph.D. | Tolerance/ Regulatory T cells/ Autoimmunity | |
| James W. Lillard, Jr., Ph.D. M.B.A. | Chemokine Immunobiology | |
| Craig J. McClain, M.D. | Liver transplantation/ alcohol-induced damage |
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| Thomas C. Mitchell, PhD | Immune memory/ Molecular aspects of adjuvant action | |
| Susan Muldoon, PHD, MPH | Epidemiology and Population Health | |
| Marius Z. Ratajczak, PhD | Tissue committed stem cells/ Chemokines | |
| Haval Shirwan, PhD | Tolerance/ Novel protein immunotherapeutics | |
| Robert D. Stout, PhD | Macrophage and aging | |
| Jill Suttles, PhD | Signaling in macrophage function/ Arteriosclerosis | |
| Tongalp H. Tezel, MD | Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences | |
| David J. Tollerud, M.D., M.P.H. | Epidemiology/ Cytokines and environmental toxins | |
| Scott R. Whittemore, PhD | Neural stem cell biology/ spinal cord injury repair | |
| Hong Xu, MD | Transplantation tolerance | |
| Jun Yan, PhD | Regulation of autoreactive B cells | |
| Esma Yolcu, PhD | Bone marrow transplantation/Autoimmunity/GVHD |
The training committee invites applications. Highly competitive salaries and state of the art research facilities are provided. The candidates must have a Ph.D. or M.D, and be US citizens, non-citizen nationals or lawfully admitted for permanent residence. Please submit a CV, 3 letters of recommendation and a statement of your specific research interests to:
Frances Chapman, Administrative Officer, ICT, Institute for Cellular Therapeutics, University of Louisville, School of Medicine, 570 South Preston Street, Ste 404, Louisville, Kentucky 40202-1760.