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Himburg Laboratory

Location
MFRC 4072 and 4004 (Lab)
MFRC 4076 (Office)

General Interests
Radiation Biology:
• Acute Radiation Syndrome
• Delayed effects of radiation injury to normal tissues
• Radiation-induced changes is the tumor microenvironment

 

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Himburg Lab

Research Areas

The Himburg lab studies acute and long-term effects of radiation injury to multiple-organ systems. The long-term goal of our research is the development of therapeutics to mitigate radiation damage to radiosensitive organs including the bone marrow, heart, lung, and kidneys.

Current Members

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Jamie Foeckler, BS

Research Technologist

jfoeckle@mcw.edu

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Anne Frei, BS

Lab Manager, Head and Neck Cancer Projects

afrei@mcw.edu

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Tracy Gasperetti, BS

Lab Manager, Director Precision Irradiation Core

tgasperetti@mcw.edu

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Rachel Kuehn

Research Technologist

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Christopher Malloy, BS

Research Technologist

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Austen Nissen, BS

PhD Candidate Biomedical Engineering Program

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Guru Prasad Sharma, PhD

Research Scientist

gsharma@mcw.edu

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