| Lyle L. Moldawer, Ph.D.
Professor of Surgery
University of Florida College of Medicine
Gainesville, Florida
www.med.ufl.edu
Dr. Moldawer received his Ph.D. in Experimental Medicine from the
Medical Faculty at the University of Gothenburg, Gothenburg, Sweden
in 1986. His research focuses on the pathophysiologic role of cytokines
in the host response to acute and chronic inflammation.
Dr. Moldawer is presently a Professor of Surgery with tenure at
the University of Florida College of Medicine, one of only a small
number of Ph.D.s in the country with the academic rank of Full Professor
in a Department of Surgery. Dr. Moldawer joined the Department of
Surgery, University of Florida College of Medicine faculty in September,
1993 after serving seven years on the faculty of Cornell University
Medical College initially as an Assistant and then Associate Professor
of Surgery, and Associate Professor of Cell Biology and Anatomy.
Dr. Moldawer currently has 245 peer-reviewed publications. Since
1988, he has received continuous independent funding from the National
Institutes of Health (NIH). In 1998, he was the recipient of the
prestigious Merit Award from the National Institute of General Medical
Sciences, extending his current NIH support through 2006.
Dr. Moldawer is the principal investigator on a NIH training grant
to prepare surgical residents in training with a two-year research
experience in molecular biology and gene therapy. Since 1988, he
has trained 28 surgical residents in research methodologies.
Additionally, Dr. Moldawer is Co-Director of the Protein Analysis
and Cell Biology Core, and a member of the Steering Committee, of
a National Institute of General Medical Sciences Large Scale Collaborative
Research Program (Glue Grant) entitled, “Inflammation and
the Host Response to Injury”, funded through 2006 to introduce
functional genomics and high throughput proteomics into trauma and
sepsis research.
He has sat on or currently sits on the editorial board of five journals,
including the American Journal of Physiology, is an Associate
Editor of the journal Shock and American Journal of
Physiology, and is Section Editor of Current Opinion in
Clinical Nutrition and Metabolic Care. A past member of the
Metabolic Pathology Study Section of the NIH, Dr. Moldawer serves
on special initial review groups for the National Institute of General
Medical Sciences in the fields of graduate medical education, and
burn and trauma physiology.
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