Research Labs
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In our laboratory, we are evaluating the risk of cardiovascular disease and sleep patterns in a diverse population of women in various life stages.
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The Shah Ali Lab studies cardiac regeneration in mice with the hope to discover new treatments for heart disease. We use the neonatal mouse heart as a model of mammalian cardiac renewal.
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The Bauer Lab uses molecular biology, animal physiology, and functional genomics to translate human genetics studies into actionable biological mechanisms, focusing on cardiometabolic traits.
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The Garcia Lab studies how the body responds to oxygen or glucose deprivation, stress conditions present in stroke, heart attack, anemia, cancer, and other disease states with inadequate blood flow.
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The Marx Lab studies the regulation of ion channels by macromolecular complexes.
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The Morrow Lab investigates disease models of chronic metabolic stress and acute metabolic stress, using molecular biology, cellular physiology, and in vivo techniques.
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The Reilly Lab is dedicated to translational and genomic studies of human cardiometabolic disorders.
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The Soffer Lab at the Seymour, Paul and Gloria Milstein Division of Cardiology, Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
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The Shimada lab focuses on investigating and intervening upon the underlying molecular mechanisms associated with the pathogenesis and progression of genetic and acquired cardiomyopathies.
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The Topkara laboratory seeks to identify molecular mechanisms that contribute to the development and progression of heart failure and design novel strategies to reverse this condition.
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The Tsai lab focuses on discovering and understanding novel signaling mechanisms of heart failure and developing innovative therapies for improving heart function.
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Research at the Wan Lab is focused on the vascular and electrophysiological changes that occur in heart failure and in atrial fibrillation.
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The Wu Lab develops integrated experimental and computational approaches to understand RNA-based gene regulation in health and disease.
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The Zhang laboratory in the Department of Medicine at Columbia University Irving Medical Center is interested in the role of macrophages in cardiometabolic diseases.