Personnel

Principal Investigator

Michael A. O’Reilly, Ph.D.

Michael A. O’Reilly, Ph.D.

Michael_OReilly@URMC.Rochester.edu

Research Interests: Defining how an aberrant oxygen environment and oxygen-induced DNA damage signaling alter distal lung development, the host response to respiratory viral infections, and promotes cardiovascular disease later in life.

Faculty

Andrew Dylag, M.D.

Assistant Professor

Andrew Dylag, M.D.

Andrew_Dylag@URMC.Rochester.edu

Research Interests: Defining how supplemental oxygen and viral infections in preterm infants and mice causes airway hyperresponsiveness.

E. David Cohen, Ph.D.

Research Assistant Professor

E. David Cohen, Ph.D.

Ethan_Cohen@URMC.Rochester.edu

Research Interests: Mechanisms by which Wnt signaling and oxygen at birth influence heart development.

Technicians and Staff

Kim Butler

Administrative Assistant

Kim_Butler@URMC.Rochester.edu

Min Yee

Technical Associate II

Min_Yee@URMC.Rochester.edu

Research Interests: Mechanisms by which early life oxygen alters alveolar epithelial development and regeneration following viral infection

Jeannie Haak

Research Technician IV

Jeannie_Haak@URMC.Rochester.edu

Research Interests: Defining mechanisms by which supplemental oxygen and viral infections cause airway hyperreactivity in mice.

Undergraduate Students

Molly Behan

Undergraduate Student