University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine

Computational Approaches
to protein folding patterns uncover regulatatory mechanisms
Cytoskelton Dynamics
underlie a host of mechanisms critical to cellular function
Zebrafish Lymphatic Vessels
discovered through multi-dimensional cofocal microangiography
A Model Fungus
Neurospora is a powerful system for studying circadian rhythms...
Gene Expression Profiling
provides readouts for gene therapy and personalized medicine

Welcome To Systems Biology & Physiology

Systems Biology Students Systems Biology and Physiology at UC is an inter-disciplinary graduate program comprised of faculty and staff from 22 departments within the colleges of medicine, pharmacy, engineering and arts & sciences.

Our graduate students are a diverse group of international scholars focusing their research efforts on a wide array of biomedical topics from trying to understand normal and pathological function to development of new experimental tools and technologies.

Combining a world-class faculty, talented graduate students and an outstanding research infrastructure, the graduate program in Systems Biology & Physiology at the University of Cincinnati was recently ranked the 9th most productive program in the U.S. We welcome you to learn more about us!

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3D glomerular reconstruction for the study of polycystic kidney disease

November 9, 2012
Melinda Engevik (3rd Place) and Jessica Donnelly (Honorable Mention) winners at Graduate Student Research Forum (GSRF).

Oct. 27, 2012
Amy Engevik and Sun Wook Kim win Ohio Physiological Society Peter K Lauf Travel Awards to support attendance at 2013 Experimental Biology meeting in Boston

Oct. 26, 2012
SBP students attend Ohio Physiological Society's 2012 Annual Meeting

April 7, 2012
Researchers Win $3.7M Grant From Department of Defense

May 12, 2011
Chang Xiao successfully defends her PhD thesis

April 19, 2011
Jessica Donnelly wins American Gastroenterological Association student award

April 13, 2011
Research of SB&P graduate student Lauren Haar featured
As published in the Cincinnati Enquirer

April 1, 2011
Ali Shawki wins travel award to present research in Vancouver, British Columbia

March 15, 2011
SB&P ranked 9th most productive graduate physiology program in U.S.
Based on the Faculty Scholarly Productivity Index - Academic Analytics 2011

Feb. 15, 2011
Live Microscopy Core Features New High-Speed Confocal Microscope
As published in Academic Health Center Findings

Feb. 1, 2011
Zavros Wins NIH/NIDDK Grant to Study the Role of Hedgehog Signaling in Disease

Jan. 28, 2011
Colin Mitchell Named UC Undergraduate Researcher of the Month

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Graduate Program in Systems Biology & Physiology
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Department of Molecular & Cellular Physiology
231 Albert Sabin Way, Medical Sciences Building Room 4259A
PO Box 670576
Cincinnati, OH 45267-0576

Jeannie Cummins
Program Coordinator
Phone: 513-558-3102
Fax: 513-558-5738
Email: Jeannie.cummins@uc.edu

Systems Biology & Physiology Graduate Program

Computational Approaches

Cytoskelton Dynamics

Zebrafish Lymphatic Vessels

A Model Fungus

Gene Expression Profiling

Welcome To Systems Biology & Physiology

Multimedia Center

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