Medical College of Wisconsin Endocrinology Research
The Division of Endocrinology and Molecular Medicine has always maintained a high level of research and scholarly activity. All of our current full-time faculty have been or are currently involved in our clinical or basic-science research programs. All the clinical faculty are actively involved in training, with an active ACGME-accredited Endocrinology Fellowship program that has been in existence since 1962. There is active participation at all levels of medical student education and the research activities has led to many trainees who themselves have become independent successful investigators.
About our Research
Physician-scientists in the division are actively involved in research in a number of areas, including thyroid cancer and diabetes, insulin resistance, and the genetics of obesity. The division is also committed to furthering high-quality research, as reflected in leadership of NIH study sections and other rigorous research activities. In addition, a member of the division faculty currently serves as director of the Medical College of Wisconsin's NIH-funded General Clinical Research Center.
Clinical Research
Basic Research
Clinical Trial Information
TOPS Center for Obesity and Metabolic Research
Meet Our Endocrinology and Molecular Medicine Research Faculty
Yiliang Chen, PhD
Assistant Professor
Carol Everson, PhD
Professor
Benjamin Gantner, PhD
Assistant Professor
Srividya Kidambi, MD, MS
Chief, Professor
Lisa Morselli, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor
Hershel Raff, PhD, FAAAS, FAPS
Professor, Medicine, Physiology and Surgery
Daisy Sahoo, PhD
Dean, School of Graduate Studies; Women in Science Endowed Professor; Secondary Faculty in Biochemistry and Pharmacology and Toxicology
Mary G. Sorci-Thomas, PhD
Professor; Associate Director, Cardiovascular Center; Program Director, CVC T32 Training Program
