Some notable A&P alumni (since 2008)
Ruchira Singh - 2008Major Professor: Philine WangemanCurrent Position: Tenure-track Assistant Professor, University of Rochester - Department of Opthalmology Dissertation Title: The role of free radical stress in the etiology of Pendred syndrome in a mouse model |
Yelica Lopez-Rodriguez - 2012Major Professor: Mark WeissCurrent Position: Tenure-track Assistant Professor, Texas A&M University, Commerce, Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences Dissertation Title: Immunosuppressive properties of Wharton's jelly derived mesenchymal stromal cells in the treatment of graft versus host disease in rat model |
Daniel Hirai - 2012Major Professor: David PooleCurrent Position: Tenure-track Assistant Professor, Purdue University, Department of Health and Kinesiology Dissertation Title: Oxygen delivery-utilization matching in skeletal muscle |
Steven Copp - 2013Major Professor: Timothy MuschCurrent Position: Tenure-track Assistant Professor, Kansas State University, Department of Kinesiology Dissertation Title: Enzymatic regulation of skeletal muscle oxygen transport: novel roles for neuronal nitric oxide synthase |
Carl Ade - 2013Major Professor: Tom BarstowCurrent Position: Tenure-track Assistant Professor, Kansas State University, Department of Kinesiology Dissertation Title: Cardiorespiratory and vascular function during stress |
Sheng Yi - 2013Major Professor: Bruce SchultzCurrent Position: Associate Professor, Nantong University, Shanghai, China Dissertation Title: Transforming growth factor beta 1 modulates electrophysiological parameters of vas deferens epithelial cells |
Xiangdong Li - 2014Major Professor: Jishu ShiCurrent Position: Director, National Research Center for Biological Engineering, Luo Yang City, China Dissertation Title: Use of adjuvants to increase efficacy of PRRSV modified live vaccines |
Mike Kleinhenz - 2018Major Professor: Hans CoetzeeCurrent Position: Livestock Services Instructor in Clinical Services at Kansas State University Dissertation Title: Pharmacokinetic properties of transdermal flunixin in cattle and its use in pain models |
