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Lisa M. VanPay, PhD Email
2006 Advisor B. Lynn Allen Hoffmann
Dissertation: Endogenous and Exogenous Inductin of AHR/ARNT Signal Transduction in Human Epidermal Cell Types
As of Fall 2007: Research Fellow in Pediatrics; Harvard Children's Hospital
Bio: Currently I am a Harvard Medical School Postdoctoral Fellow at Children's Hospital Boston, researching the functional role of Wilms' Tumor Suppressor-1 in nephrogenesis.
I did both my undergraduate and graduate work at the University of Wisconsin, taking a year in between to gain industry experience at a small biotechnology company in California. This industry experience provided valuable insight into decision making processes that balance research with real world application.

While in graduate school, I educated groups of adults and children as a Volunteer Naturalist for the Wisconsin State Park System. This experience provided the foundation for my interest in science outreach. In addition to my laboratory work at Childrenšs Hospital I pursued outreach opportunities at the Museum of Science in Boston and the MIT Museum, working to engage the public with basic science and cutting edge research.

I enjoy acting as a liaison between science and society, and I hope that increasing science literacy will help people make informed choices. I am also interested in current science policy issues and how they are addressed at the national level. In the Fall of 2008 I will begin a AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowship, with placement in the Office of Legislative and Public Affairs at the National Science Foundation.


John P. Vanden Heuvel, PhD Email (814) 863-8532
1991 PhD Advisor- Richard E. Peterson
Dissertation: Effects of Perfluorinated Fatty Acids on Lipid Metabolism in the Rat
As of Fall 2007: Associate Professor of Molecular Toxicology; Dept of Veterinary Science; Penn State
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Kathey Verdeal, PhD
1982 Advisor Rose
Dissertation: I. N-nitrosomethyl-urea-induced uterine disease and endocrine alterations in the female rat; II. Psychotropic drugs: effects on some biological characteristics of the NMU-induced rat mammary tumor model
As of Fall 2007: Territorial Manager; Upjohn Co.
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Date Last Updated: 06/26/2008 webteam@med.wisc.edu