PhD Advisors at Tulane University of Louisiana 杜兰大学US
Quick answer: Tulane University of Louisiana in the US has 843 faculty profiles in phd-match’s database, of which 5 currently show active PhD hiring signals (as of 2026-10-19). phd-match covers 174 universities across the US, the UK, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Canada, and Singapore, not just one country.
Research-focused faculty at Tulane University of Louisiana, listed for PhD / Master's applicants. Find professors whose research matches your interests, and check hiring signals before you reach out.
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⭐ Currently Hiring PhD Students (5)
Professors at Tulane University of Louisiana with active hiring signals for PhD students — reach out if your research matches.
Jun-yuan Ji, PhD
Professor, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology · School of Medicine
⭐ Candidates interested in graduate study in the Ji laboratory at the Tulane University are encouraged to apply through the following program: https://medicine.tulane.edu/education/biomedical-sciences-graduate-program
Cancer Biology, Cell Biology, Developmental genetics
⭐ Dr. Overstreet is not accepting new graduate students this cycle.
Professor Overstreet's research interests focus broadly on children at risk for maladjustment due to the presence of chronic stressors in their lives. In her current research, Professor Overstreet utilizes an ecological-transactional model to understand the effects of community v…
Professor in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology · School of Medicine
⭐ We are currently recruiting postdocs, graduate and undergraduate students for research.
Dr. Deng's laboratory is interested in how cell-cell and cell-tissue microenvironment interactions are involved in normal development and how disruption of such interactions leads to tumorigenesis in the Drosophila model system. Current research projects in the Deng lab include:…
⭐ We are currently recruiting postdocs, graduate and undergraduate students for research.
My research foci are to develop a better understanding of the development of the immune system and the immunopathogenesis of infectious diseases in pediatric hosts, including but not limited to AIDS, ZIKA and TB infections. Our previous and current studies in infant macaques have…
Dr. Armelie’s professional interests broadly include psychosocial aspects of health and wellbeing (with particular focus on individuals, families and communities experiencing social stress), adjustment to and living with acute and chronic health concerns (e.g., cancer, HIV), and …
Assistant Professor of Preservation and Urbanism · Tulane University of Louisiana
The spatial politics of heritage conservation, the relationship between the built environment and social justice through the lens of heritage, the role of colonial-era World Heritage in postcolonial societies, the impact of urban heritage on equity and spatial justice, developmen…
Her research focuses on workplace accommodation and how persons with disabilities are treated in the workplace. She is also conducting research on pay secrecy issues and paternalistic behavior at work. In addition to robust publications in these areas, she has published on the to…
Associate Professor of Neurosurgery, Program Director of Neurocritical Care Fellowship, Director of Neurocritical Care, Director of Telestroke · School of Medicine
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
Senior Professor of Practice, Art History · School of Liberal Arts
Art and architecture of sixteenth-century Rome; working relationships of artists; competition, collaboration, and innovation in artistic and architectural practice; Renaissance and Baroque eras; Renaissance reception of and response to antiquity; modes of workshop exchange; reach…
Her primary area of research investigates the human dimensions of global environmental change and its effects (flooding, coastal erosion, more frequent and intense storm surges) on local communities. Her book manuscript Losing Ground: The Social, Political, and Cultural Challenge…
Assistant Professor Psychiatry & Behavioral Science · School of Medicine
Dr. Gallagher is a licensed clinical psychologist with specialized expertise in severe mental illness and forensic assessment. She earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Florida State University, completed her predoctoral internship at South Florida State Hospital, and …
Assistant Professor · A. B. Freeman School of Business
Putting Religious Bias in Context: How Offline and Online Context Shape Religious Bias in Online Pro-social Lending
People Don't Change, Their Priorities Do: Evidence of Value Homophily for Disaster Relief
Professional Peer Support in Online Health Communities
Chair of Division of Immunology · School of Medicine
My research program is centered on using the nonhuman primate (NHP) animal model to address questions relevant to the immunology and pathogenesis of infectious diseases and AIDS. My laboratory has extensive expertise in characterizing innate and adaptive cellular immune responses…
Professor of Music; Vocal Studies & Performance; Lillian Gerson Watsky Professor in Voice · School of Liberal Arts
Voice, Vocal Literature, Vocal Pedagogy, Diction and Repertoire for Singers, Performance and Stage Craft, Opera Literature, Female Composers, Oratorio, J.S. Bach, Giacomo Puccini, Louise Reichardt, Franck, Sacred Music, Liturgical Music
Latin American and Latino film and cultural studies, melodrama and performance in the Golden Age Cinemas of Latin America, early silent cinema and modernity and documentary telenovelas, Cuban American media and the interconnectedness of various media
My group has developed novel methods for determining mechanisms of neuroinflammation, including glial activation and neurovascular unit (NVU) disruption. I have experience in examining the cell biology of neuroinflammation by developing 2D, 3D and slice cultures for analyses of n…
Professor of Practice in Design · Tulane University of Louisiana
Interdisciplinary collaboration, shaping built, natural and social environments that impact health and wellness in rural and urban settings, design, equity, and ecology
narratives of dislocation, especially from Cuba and Argentina, new poetics of documentary in Latin American, and the writing of recent history in a postnational context
My research program focuses on the replication strategies, pathogenesis of emerging RNA viruses, and antiviral strategies against RNA viruses that are human pathogens. My graduate and postdoctoral training was in phage RNA processing, and retrovirus replication, under the guidanc…
Her research interests concentrate on the intersections between criminal law and health law. Xu's prior publications have focused on the insanity defense, digital privacy law and medical isolation law surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, among other topics.
Vice Chair, Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, Associate Professor of Psychiatry · School of Medicine
Through her position as Director of Medical Student Education in Psychiatry, her academic interests include developing a progressive medical education curriculum in psychiatry for medical students, while teaching future physicians to develop a whole-person approach to patients. D…
Assistant Professor of Architecture · School of Architecture and Built Environment
Biological material alternatives, digital fabrication, ecological challenges, mycelium, bacterial cellulose, algae, material science, digital fabrication, environmental ethics
Assistant Professor · A. B. Freeman School of Business
non-pecuniary incentives as independent motivators for entering entrepreneurship, employee mobility, individual and firm-level investments into human capital development, gender bias in managers’ willingness to compete on behalf of a direct report, why employees from smaller firm…
The revisions to traditional tort doctrines that are needed in response to the use of increasingly sophisticated technology in a variety of contexts, including healthcare. Also interested questions about the nature of law.
Senior Professor of Practice, Arabic · School of Liberal Arts
Language learning theories, Medieval Arabic literature, Polyphony in Modern Arabic novel and Identity and Exile in the Francophone Novel of the Maghreb.
The history of science, technology, and medicine and environmental history, with attention to the ways that we come to know and live with nonhuman organisms under capitalist economic systems.
Assistant Professor of Microbiology and Immunology · School of Medicine
The goal of my research centers around antibody-mediated protection against viral infections, predominantly those of respiratory origin. I utilize animal models of human viral infections to achieve this goal. My work spans a numbers of viruses, including SARS-CoV-2, Zika, and Ea…
Professor of Practice · A. B. Freeman School of Business
His work in entrepreneurship, innovation and decision-making styles has been featured in Journal of Cleaner Production, Journal of Small Business Strategy, Journal of Entrepreneurship and Marketing Letters. As a U.S. Fulbright Scholar, he has worked with social entrepreneurs in S…
Associate Professor and Chair, Structural & Cellular Biology; Gerald & Flora Jo Mansfield Piltz Endowed Professor of Cancer Research · School of Medicine
Estrogen receptor phosphorylation: A major focus of the laboratory is understanding the role of estrogen receptor alpha (ERα) phosphorylation in regulating receptor function and the mechanisms by which signaling pathway kinases/phosphatases alter function. Our studies identify ph…
Sizeler Family Chair of Jewish Studies, Department of Jewish Studies · School of Liberal Arts
Eastern Europe and Israel
Before World War II, the majority of the world's Jews lived in Eastern Europe. As Professor Horowitz explores in his courses, many were traditional, many studied Torah, but not all. Some learned the state language and were involved in politics, journali…
Assistant Professor of Psychiatry · School of Medicine
Professional Interests
• Academic medicine
• Infant and Early childhood development
• Child & Adolescent as well as Adult mental health and wellness
• Integrated healthcare systems/collaborative care
• Health equity and underserved populations
Associate Professor · A. B. Freeman School of Business
Professor Verhaal's research focuses on growth and competitive dynamics of small, entrepreneurial firms. Specifically, he is interested in how organizations in craft-based industries (i.e., organic foods, craft beer, handmade products) manage growth, particularly when it undermin…
David Boies Distinguished Chair in Law, Professor of Law · School of Law
Interpretation of constitutional rights, comparative constitutional change, jurisprudence, intersection of social ontology and legal theory, philosophical foundations of tort law.
Associate Professor · A. B. Freeman School of Business
innovation, outsourcing, firm capabilities, and acquisition performance. In particular, she studies the role of outsourcing in enabling firms to adopt new technologies, and the impact of outsourcing on subsequent firm performance outcomes and firm competencies. Another line of he…
Emerita Professor, Favrot IV Professor of Architecture · School of Architecture and Built Environment
20th-century Latin American architecture and urbanism, particularly in Argentina, Mexico, and Panama. Her research methodology focuses on the role of 'images' in the 20th-century urbanization of Latin America, asking how 'representations' form and communicate the nature of a give…
Professor of Practice · School of Architecture and Built Environment
Casius' research interests include affordable housing, public housing, green building design, and sustainable planning.
Casius' professional research spans both the professions of law and architecture, most recently focused on sustainable design and operations of public and affo…
Current interests in my lab include:
Investigating complex genetic interactions in PD-associated genes.
Interrogating the role organellar crosstalk plays in regulated cell death.
Exploring the contribution of mitochondria to innate and adaptive immune communication.
Geoffrey C. Bible & Murray H. Bring Professor of Constitutional Law · School of Law
First Amendment scholarship focuses on issues related to defamation law and hate speech, and her work in Constitutional Criminal Procedure addresses topics such as police interrogations and searches, privacy rights, and the death penalty.
Professor of Practice in Architecture · School of Architecture and Built Environment
Urban design and planning; cultural heritage and vernacular architecture; urban theory; participatory or co-creative practice and research methods. Critical questions about representation and participation within the built environment, exploring ways that vernacular knowledges an…
Assistant Professor of Psychiatry · School of Medicine
- Optimizing inpatient psychiatric care to find the most benefit for every child, including both individual and group approaches.
- Topics related to emotional dysregulation, including mood disorders, cluster B personality traits, self-Injury, and therapeutic approaches such as D…
Professor of Medicine, Vice Chair, Research, DDOM, Associate Dean for Research, SOM · School of Medicine
Dr. Roy presently is Professor of Microbiology and Immunology and a core scientist at the Tulane National Biomedical Research Center, Division of Microbiology. His primary faculty appointment is within the Tulane University School of Medicine Department of Microbiology and Immun…
Chair, Department of Microbiology and Immunology, Professor · School of Medicine
The current goals of my research are to better understand lung immune responses during acute vs. chronic exposure to the opportunistic fungal pathogen Aspergillus fumigatus. During acute exposure, which is an infection model mimicking invasive pulmonary aspergillosis, our major f…
Professor of Psychiatry & Pediatrics, Director of Infant Institute · School of Medicine
infant mental health and adverse early experiences; effects of abuse, neglect, serious deprivation and exposure to violence on young children; interventions designed to help them recover; understanding and classifying disorders of early childhood, especially disorders of attachme…
Associate Professor of English · School of Liberal Arts
contemporary Anglophone literatures and cultures, diasporic Asian and Asian American literature, postcolonial theory, cultural histories of capitalism, and genre studies
Senior Professor of Practice · School of Liberal Arts
Urban political ecology, environmental sociology, urban sociology; science, technology, and society; urban development, planning, and policy, toxic neighborhoods; housing and inequality; environment and public health
Assistant Dean for Admissions, Professor · School of Medicine
Research in the laboratory focuses mainly on studying mechanisms of HIV-1 gene regulation and angiogenesis. Major aims of this research are to determine the mechanisms by which the HIV-encoded Tat protein transactivates HIV and cellular gene transcription and how Tat affects adhe…
Associate Professor · A. B. Freeman School of Business
Professor Senot's research interests include health care operations, quality management, and organizational learning. Her work focuses on the relationships between processes and outcomes in health care delivery and the factors that moderate these relationships. She frequently inc…
Assistant Professor of Microbiology and Immunology · School of Medicine
Metabolic markers of HIV control during analytical treatment interruption – highlighting new mechanisms for HIV persistence
Understanding the aging process through an infection and metabolic lens
Understanding the metabolic impact of COVID-19
Sr. Professor of Practice in Architecture · School of Architecture and Built Environment
Environmentally, socially and humanitarian-minded aspects of architecture, social resilience, urban ecosystems, multi-scalar responses to contextual conditions, interdisciplinary research and collaboration, community revitalization, sustainability, resilience, and vitality in urb…
Dr. Miles research interests are situated at the nexus of Black performativity and carcerality, with a regional focus on the U.S. south. He investigates how surveillance and policing are technologies that fuel the structure of the U.S. south, and the ways Black aesthetics has cha…
Associate Professor of Music; Ethnomusicology · School of Liberal Arts
ethnomusicology, especially focused on Latin America; cultural studies of popular music; nostalgia, cultural citizenship and the performance of roots; and critical issues surrounding ethnographic writing and recording
Associate Professor · A. B. Freeman School of Business
improving consumer and investor judgment and decision-making, with a focus on understanding how people interpret missing or unknown information and how overconfidence and memory biases influence behavior. He also examines the role of generative AI decision aids in shaping confide…
Senior Professor of Practice · School of Liberal Arts
International Development; International Political Economy; Migrants and Refugees; Humanitarianism; Organizational Leadership and Management; Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship; Sub-Saharan Africa; Francophone World; Russia and former Soviet Union; Central and Eastern Europe.
Associate Professor, Biomedical Informatics and Genomics · School of Medicine
Applied bioinformatics, applied statistics, clinical decision support, etiology of complex diseases, human genetics and genomics, informatics, large-scale statistical genetic analyses, systems integration, and implementation science.
Associate Professor, Alumni Professor of Accounting · A. B. Freeman School of Business
- Valuation of the Debt Tax Shield
- Dividend Taxes and Share Prices: Evidence from Real Estate Investment Trusts
- The Share Price Effects of Dividend Taxes and Tax Imputation Credits
- Capital Gains and Dividend Taxes in Firm Valuation: Evidence of Triple Taxation
- Dividend Ta…
Associate Professor of Medicine & Pediatrics · School of Medicine
Transitioning patients in and out of the hospital, preparing fourth year students for internship, and ensuring residents are ready for unsupervised practice including achieving clinical competence and engaging in career preparation.
Chair, Neurology Dept.; Herbert J. Harvey, Jr. Chair, Neurosciences; Co-Director, Tulane Center for Clinical Neurosciences; Professor, Neurology · School of Medicine
1) microbiota compositions and methods using the same to prevent cognitive decline and dementia; 2) promoting adherence to the Mediterranean diet in neurology clinical practices; 3) population health initiatives to prevent cognitive decline and dementia in persons at higher genet…
How many professors at Tulane University of Louisiana are hiring PhD students in 2026?
As of 2026-10-19, 5 professors at Tulane University of Louisiana, a US university, show active PhD hiring signals in phd-match's faculty database.
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phd-match lists 843 faculty profiles at Tulane University of Louisiana, each with research interests, department, and a link to the professor's homepage.
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Data last updated: 2026-10-19 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.