Vipul Chitalia
Vipul Chitalia is a Professor of Medicine in the Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine. The Chitalia Laboratory focuses on the role of post-translational modifications of proteins, especially polyubiquitnation of the key mediators of vascular pathologies in diseases such as cancer and renal failure. While these diseases are discrete, several fundamental biological processes remain similar. […]
Lou Chitkushev
Professor Chitkushev (chit-KOO-shev) is an internationally recognized scholar in cybersecurity and network applications across healthcare, biomedical, and financial information systems. His work is renowned for leveraging computational and AI-driven models to analyze health and economic data, with a strong focus on privacy, data protection, and cybersecurity challenges within complex systems. He is the founding director […]
Brian Cleary
Brian Cleary is an Assistant Professor of Computing and Data Sciences at Boston University, specializing in Biomedical Engineering, Biology, and Bioinformatics. He helps lead the Algorithmic Lens on Biology Laboratory, which works at the interface of the limits of algorithmic learning and the limits of biological experimentation in pursuit of the organizing principles of molecular, cellular […]
Cutler Cleveland
Cutler J. Cleveland is Professor of Earth and Environment and Associate Director of the Institute for Global Sustainability. He is founder and co-project leader of Visualizing Energy. He recently served as the principal investigator for Carbon Free Boston, a technical assessment of strategies to assist the City of Boston in reaching carbon neutrality by 2050. He currently serves on the Advisory Board […]
David Coker
David Coker is a Professor of Chemistry at Boston University and Director of the Center for Computational Science (CCS) at Hariri Institute. A fundamental goal of chemistry research is to understand how to control chemical reactions to most efficiently give desired products. The Coker Group uses and develops new theoretical and computational methods to explore how electronic […]
John Connor, PhD
John Connor, PhD, is a Professor of Virology, Immunology & Microbiology at the Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine. Connor studies viruses, the responses they provoke in an infected host, and how infected cells and organisms influence virus evolution. He is recognized for identifying biomarkers that define early stages of severe viral infections […]
Elizabeth Coppock
Elizabeth Coppock is an Associate Professor of Linguistics in the College of Arts & Sciences. Coppock specializes in formal semantics, addressing foundational topics in truth, reference, quantification, and measurement through the lens of specific empirical puzzles. She works in several languages, including Hungarian, Swedish, Elfdalian, Kathmandu Newari, Turoyo, and Mandinka and has led a 100-language fieldwork […]
Nicholas Cordella, MD, MSc
Dr. Cordella is a physician leader in quality and patient safety. As Medical Director for Quality and Patient Safety at Boston Medical Center (BMC), he leads large-scale Quality Improvement initiatives across the institution and works to shape the overall hospital quality vision and strategy. He is also an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the Boston […]
Canan Gunes Corlu
Dr. Canan Gunes Corlu is an associate professor and the faculty coordinator for the Supply Chain Management programs at BU’s Metropolitan College, and serves as codirector of BU MET’s Decision Sciences Research Laboratory. She has both face-to-face and online teaching experience, with courses in operations management and supply chain management. Dr. Corlu’s primary research interest is […]
Patricia Cortes
Patricia Cortes is a professor of Markets, Public Policy & Law at Questrom School of Business and co-leads the Program on Women’s Empowerment Research at the Human Capital Initiative at Boston University. She is an empirical labor economist working on international migration and gender. In her work, she has studied how low-skilled immigration affects prices and the […]