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Research by the Program faculty is targeted to the study of numerous human, animal, and plant bacterial pathogens.

To see each faculty member's web site, please click on the name. You may also click on the names of the Graduate Field to go to the Field's web site.

 

 

Faculty list
Faculty Name &
Department
Research Interest Graduate Fields E-mail / phone
(area code 607)
Altier, Craig
Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sci.
Infectious Diseases; the molecular basis of Salmonella pathogenesis, studying the genetic and environmental control of epithelial cell invasion Comparative Biomedical Sci. ca223@cornell.edu 253-3926
Bicalho, Rodrigo
Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sci.
Bacterial etiology of bovine metritis and endometritis; preventive and metaphylactic approaches to uterine diseases Animal Sci. rcb28@cornell.edu
253-3140
Boor, Kathryn
Food Science
Molecular mechanisms of bacterial pathogenesis; Listeria monocytogenes stress response and virulence networks Environmental Toxicology;
Food Sci. & Technology; Microbiology
kjb4@cornell.edu
255-3111
Chang, Yung-Fu
Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sci.
Infectious Diseases;  the Molecular basis of Clostridium and Leptospira pathogenesis; Functional Genomics; Zoonsis; Recombinant subunit, DNA and attenuated mutant vaccine development Comparative Biomedical Sci. yc42@cornell.edu
253-3675
Collmer, Alan
Plant Pathology & Plant-Microbe Biology
Biotechnology; microbial genetics; phytobacteriology Microbiology;
Plant Pathology & Plant-Microbe Biology
arc2@cornell.edu
255-7843
DeLisa, Matthew
Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
Infectious Diseases; Cellular & Molecular Medicine: molecular biotechnology; protein biogfenesis and folding pathways; protein engineering Biomedical Engineering;
Chemical Engineering;
Comparative Biomedical Sci.;
Microbiology
md255@cornell.edu
254-8560
Duhamel, Gerald
Biomedical Sciences
Cellular & Molecular Medicine; Infectious Diseases: molecular mechanisms of intestinal bacterial infections in animal models of human diseases Comparative Biomedical Sci.; Immunology ged36@cornell.edu
253-4492
Marquis, Hélène
Microbiology & Immunology
Pathogenesis of Listeria monocytogenes; mucosal immune response Comparative Biomedical Sci.; Food Sci. & Technology; Microbiology hm72@cornell.edu
253-3273
Martin, Gregory
Boyce Thompson Institute
Molecular basis of bacterial pathogenesis, plant immunity, and plant disease susceptibility. Plant Pathology & Plant-Microbe Biology gbm7@cornell.edu
254-1208
Peters, Joseph
Microbiology
Chromosome integrity (Transposition; DNA Replication, Recombination and Repair); Functional Genomics Microbiology;
Genetics and Development
jep48@cornell.edu
255-2271
Russell, David
Microbiology & Immunology
Infectious Diseases; Cellular & Molecular Medicine: biology of intracellular infection, with emphasis on Mycobacteria Biochemistry, Molecular & Cell Biology;
Comparative Biomedical Sci.;
Immunology;
Microbiology
dgr8@cornell.edu
253-3401
Schukken, Ynte
Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sci.
Pathogenesis and epidemiology of host-adapted intra-mammary infections in the bovine Comparative Biomedical Sci.;
Food Sci. & Technology
yhs2@cornell.edu
255-8202
Simpson, Kenneth
Clinical Sciences
Cellular & Molecular Medicine; Infectious Diseases: Gastroenterology Comparative Biomedical Sci. kws5@cornell.edu
253-3251
Sondermann, Holger
Molecular Medicine
Signal transduction Biochemistry, Molecular & Cell Biology; Pharmacology hs293@cornell.edu
253-3659
Song, Jeongmin
Microbiology & Immunology
Pathogenesis of Salmonella Typhi; The role of Typhoid toxin in the development of Typhoid fever   jeongmin.song@
cornell.edu

253-4059
Stanhope, Michael
Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sci.
Infectious Diseases; Population Medicine & Epidemiology: Molecular evolution and comparative genomics of infectious disease organisms Comparative Biomedical Sci. mjs297@cornell.edu
VanderVen, Brian
Microbiology & Immunology
Physiology of the intracellular pathogen M. tuberculosis   bcv8@cornell.edu
253-3586
Wiedmann, Martin
Food Sciemce
Infectious Diseases: Molecular pathogenesis of foodborne and zoonotic bacterial diseases Comparative Biomedical Sci.;
Food Sci. & Technology; Microbiology
mw16@cornell.edu
254-2838
Winans, Stephen
Microbiology
Use Agrobacterium tumefaciens as a model to study how cells detect other cells; this plant pathogen detects a variety of chemical signal molecules released from host plant cells and also uses a type of bacterial pheromone called an autoinducer to estimate its population densities Microbiology scw2@cornell.edu
255-2413