Industry Advisory Board
Gregory E. Wilding Ph.D.
Biostatistics
Full Bio (pdf)
Dr. Wilding joined the faculty as Research Assistant Professor in the
Division of Biostatistics at the State University of New York at
Buffalo
in August of 2002. His position was later
changed to Assistant Professor and he completed his Ph.D. training in Statistics
at the University
of Rochester in 2003. In the same year, Dr. Wilding was
appointed to the faculty of the newly founded Department of Biostatistics,
housed within the School
of Public Health and Health
Professions. He also has official ties to
the School
of Nursing.
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Eugene Morse, Pharm.D., FCCP, BCPS
Associate Dean of Clinical and Translational Research
Full Bio (pdf)
Dr. Morse, whose research focuses on the design and analysis of new clinical and
translational trials for HIV treatment, directs UB's Laboratory for Antiviral
Research and the Antiviral Clinical Pharmacology Laboratory Unit in the Erie
County Medical Center, the only facility in the Buffalo area that offers
pharmacologic research protocols for HIV-infected patients. He studies how the
pharmacology of anti-HIV drugs and patient pharmacogenetics influence treatment
outcomes.
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