Eric Hoffman
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Eric Hoffman is a Professor at the University of Iowa, specializing in respiratory health and disease. His research focuses on the use of advanced imaging techniques for assessing lung conditions, including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and interstitial lung abnormalities. Recent articles highlight his work on oropharyngeal enlargement, indoor air pollution impacts on lung function, and the role of genetic markers in lung health. He is dedicated to advancing clinical understanding through machine learning and computational analysis in pulmonary research.
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Elizabeth Regan
Professor
National Jewish Health
Punam K. Saha
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Surya Bhatt
Associate Professor
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Alejandro Comellas
Professor
Iowa State University
David Jacobs
University of Minnesota
Abbie Begnaud
University of Minnesota
Merryn Tawhai
Professor
University of Auckland
Robert Philibert
Professor
Iowa State University
Sean Fain
Professor and Vice Chair for Research
The University of Iowa
Anna Podolanczuk
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Weill Cornell Medical College
Kum Ju Chae
Jeonbuk National University (JBNU)
Karin Hoth
Iowa State University
Kelly Burrowes
Associate Professor
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Allan Andersen
Assistant Professor
The University of Iowa Roy J and Lucille A Carver College of Medicine
Bastiaan Driehuys
Duke University
Kelsey Dawes
Chief Scientific Officer
Behavioral Diagnostics (United States)
Gary Christensen
Professor
Iowa State University
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