Dr. Giori's current research interests include osteoarthritis and medical device development.

Dr. Lisa Giocomo's laboratory studies the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying the organization of cortical circuits important for spatial navigation and memory.

Dr. Gilly has contributed to understanding electrical excitability of nerve and muscle in organisms ranging from brittle-stars to mammals, often using the squid giant axon as a model system.

Dr. Doniach currently research is the changes in conformation of proteins and RNA using x-ray scattering.

Dr. Do's research has been targeted at understanding the effectiveness of vertebroplasty as a treatment for painful spinal compression fractures, developing embolic materials for AVM and tumor embolization, aneurysm therapy, and acute stroke treatment.

Dr. Dixon's current research is to investigate the cell death using chemical biology and functional genomics.

Dr. Ding's goal is to bridge the gap between molecular or cellular events and the circuit mechanisms that underlie motor behavior.

Dr. Dill's current research is in computational methods for understanding regulatory circuits in cell biology.

Dr. Desai's laboratory is interested in understanding how alveolar epithelial type (AT) 1 and AT 2 cells are generated during lung development and replaced in adult life during aging and following injury.

Dr. de Lecea's laboratory uses molecular, optogenetic, anatomical and behavioral methods to identify and manipulate the neuronal circuits underlying brain arousal, with particular attention to sleep and wakefulness transitions.