University at Buffalo Pharmacology and Toxicology

Alumni panel featuring graduates Dr. Jennifer Schieber and Oswald Dadson who are both working in industry. You can always reach out to us in the department to connect with them!

Today’s Career Exposure Day for our grad students features TWO amazing alumni from PMY— come hear from and Oswald Dadson who both have successful industry positions.

The Jacobs School Graduate Ambassador Program hosted their 4th annual research day today- several of our MS and PhD students presented posters, and two PhD students Sabrina Orsi and Amy De Lury gave talks!

Congratulations to our Spring 2022 Master's degree recipients! You make us proud!

Love these photos of our newest PhD alum, Dr. Rasheen Powell, recipient of the Jacobs School Dean's Award) AND the PMY Higgins Award. Rasheen started in as an undergrad in 2012, and is now a postdoc fellow at Boston Children's Hospital/Harvard Medical School!

Congratulations to Dr. on the 2022 Dennis Higgins Award for your outstanding dissertation and academic accomplishments, spirit of collegiality, and community service, reflecting the values exemplified by the late Dr. Higgins, Professor of .

Our first thesis defense of the Spring is today at 3pm! Please join us for Luke Graser’s seminar on his research on the cardio toxicity of tyrosine kinase inhibitors. Congratulations, Luke!

Super excited to host on Monday! Dr. Henderson recently received a 2022 Division for Neuropharmacology Early Career Award! All are welcome to join; if you need the Zoom link, or wish to join the seminar list, email [email protected]. **ng

Very excited to host Dr. Javid Moslehi from in our seminar series on March 28th! All are welcome.

Super excited to host Dr. Loukia Karacosta of to share her recent findings in lung research. She is a 2013 grad of our PhD program (swipe to see a couple photos from her time with us), and we're so proud of her accomplishments and career path! Monday March 7 at 3pm!

Today is not only but the 11th day of  . Henrietta Lacks, whose cells were taken without consent — left a ‘world-changing’ legacy. This podcast gives incredible insight into this unwitting pioneer. Listen to episode 70 of This Podcast Will Kill You!

This morning our second-year PMY Master’s students are presenting their research progress thus far! Despite the snowy day, and COVID restrictions, it is great to see the department all together again!