Research areas

Our research is very diverse. Conducting research at the basic, translational and clinical level, our scientists investigate the following areas:

Research areas

Artificial Intelligence in healthcare

AI enables our clinicians to enhance patient diagnosis and care, and our researchers to mine data to reach new boundaries in research.

Brain and Neuroscience

Our researchers study neuropyschology, neuroimmunology, neurogenetics, proteomics, and neurological disease mechanisms.

Cancer

To improve cancer treatment and reduce the burden of this disease, our researchers strive to expand their understanding of cancer biology.

Cardiovascular

Our researchers study the influence of hemodynamics, inflammatory and thrombotic mechanisms in atherosclerosis.

Genetics, Genomics and Proteomics

From the identification of genetic mutations underlying disease to the development of prognostic technologies that impact health care delivery.

Hematopathology

Our researchers investigate the nature of disease of the hematopoietic system and related organs.

Human development, aging and regenerative medicine

In the hopes of discovering interventions that promote health and longevity, our researchers study the molecular and physiological changes that occur during the developmental and aging process.

Infectious diseases and immunopathology

Our researchers use a variety of leading-edge microbiological, biochemical, immunological, and biophysical techniques to discover important model principles of microbial pathogenesis.

Metabolism and nutrition

Our researchers study the mechanisms in diabetes, endocrine function, and dyslipidemias.

Molecular and cell biology

Researchers involved in Molecular and cellular biology decipher an incredibly wide array of molecular and cellular processes.