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Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine Dermatology

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Research Faculty

  • Vladimir Botchkarev, MD, PhD

    Professor of Dermatology
  • Marianne Collard, Ph.D.

    Research Assistant Professor of Dermatology
  • Daniel Dempsey, PhD

    Assistant Professor of Dermatology
  • Vyacheslav Labunskyy, PhD

    Associate Professor of Dermatology
  • Deborah Lang, Ph.D.

    Associate Professor of Dermatology
  • Andrey Sharov, MD, PhD

    Research Assistant Professor of Dermatology

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News from the Department

  • Drs. Alani, Lam, Lee and Phillips Named Top Docs in 2023!
  • Lynne Goldberg, M.D. Receives AAD Presidential Citation
  • Christina Lam, M.D. Receives BMC Health Equity Accelerator Seed Award
  • Sam Beck, Ph.D. Receives 2022 AFAR/Hevolution New Investigator Award
  • Dr. Alexandria (Lexi) Riopelle receives the Rising Derm Star Award
  • 5 Department Members Receive BMC Service Awards
  • Dr. Daniel Dempsey Receives BU’s Ralph Edwards Career Development Professorship
  • Aliza Stern Named BUSM Distinguished Faculty of the Month
  • Dr. Daniel Dempsey Receives Dahod Pilot Grant
  • Dr. Nedaa Almier Selected as Top 15 Posters for the 18th Annual Skin of Color Society Scientific Symposium
  • Dr. Lynne Goldberg Awarded HAIR Grant

Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine
Department of Dermatology
609 Albany Street
Boston, MA 02118
derm@bu.edu

Administrative Office: (617) 358-9700
Clinical Services and Appointments: (617) 638-7420

  • The CoREST Repressor Complex Mediates Phenotype Switching and Therapy Resistance in Melanoma
  • FADS2-mediated fatty acid desaturation and cholesterol esterification are signatures of metabolic reprogramming during melanoma progression
  • Occupational Dermatoses Among Frontline Healthcare Workers During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Cross-Sectional Survey
  • COVID-19 and occupational skin hazards for anaesthesiologists
  • Aliza Stern Named BUSM Distinguished Faculty of the Month
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