Diabetes, Obesity & Metabolism
Researchers in this collaborative, internationally recognized center examine diabetes, obesity, fatty liver disease and atherosclerosis — among the most common, costly, and preventable of all health problems.
In addition to research conducted within our colleges, NEOMED advances innovation and research in healthcare through seven focus areas of excellence that are of paramount importance to both our mission and the well-being of our communities.
The Watanakunakorn Student Fellowships in Infectious Disease are open to members of the Infectious Disease Interest Group and aim to further academic development for NEOMED in Infectious Disease.
Fellowships in Infectious Disease
Our investigators examine the biological foundations of health and disease through sustained, inquiry-driven research. These efforts center on seven Research Focus Areas that reflect our strengths and priorities.
Researchers in this collaborative, internationally recognized center examine diabetes, obesity, fatty liver disease and atherosclerosis — among the most common, costly, and preventable of all health problems.
This group advances research on how people learn, teach and assess in healthcare, developing evidence-based practices to improve training and student outcomes.
These researchers examine how the central nervous system supports hearing, communication and swallowing, and explore interventions that may improve related disorders.
Scientists in our Health Services Research area improve the health and healthcare of individuals with severe and persistent mental illness.
Advancing the understanding of heart and blood vessels diseases with the goal of stopping their progression and ultimately, curing them.
Focused on developing bone and tissue regrowth processes to address the needs of our aging population with debilitating conditions such as arthritis, cancer, osteoporosis and bone fractures.
Focusing on three of the most common age‑related neurodegenerations: Alzheimer’s disease (AD), Parkinson’s disease (PD), and glaucoma.
7
research focus areas working to advance community health.
2,300 +
teaching faculty educating future health care providers.
$12.8M
in funding awards received in FY25.
66
NIH-funded projects in FY25
Research discoveries at NEOMED are actively commercialized with the support of The REDIzone to connect life-science entrepreneurs with our research faculty. Additionally, The REDIzone is driving our industry collaborations to leverage NEOMED’s vast research infrastructure and expertise to solve commercially challenging problems.
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Rebecca Z. German, Ph.D.
Vice President for Research
Phone: 330-325-6467
Email: rgerman@380cebbe0d.nxcli.io