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Research in the Mullin lab is divided between two main projects: Development of advanced liquid biofuels & Antimicrobial drug development
Dr. Mushatt’s main research interest is HIV clinical trials. He also heads the Adult Infectious Diseases Section at the School of Medicine.
Civic and community engagement, community-engaged research, social equity, diversity and inclusion initiatives
Professor Gans Narayanamoorthy’s research focuses on capital markets in accounting, with emphasis on market efficiency and litigation risk
Focuses on culturally appropriate health promotion & health risk prevention programming for child, adolescent & adult populations
Douglas Nelson's current research interests are focused on the political economy of trade policy