Our Global Reach
Alumni Flight Paths
People train here for a few years, then take off. Here is where they landed.
Lab Members
Highlights
Featured Alumni
A few of the scientists, clinicians, and leaders who trained here, and the roads they took into academia, medicine, industry, federal science, and their own companies.
Dr. Michael Wheeler
Assistant Professor
Harvard Medical School / Brigham and Women's Hospital
Dr. Kanchana Gamage
Associate Director, Global Project Management
AstraZeneca
Dr. Austin Keeler
Assistant Professor
University of Delaware
Dr. Brandon Podyma
Endocrine Fellow
National Institutes of Health
Dr. Kelly Barford
Scientific Program Manager
National Institutes of Health
Dr. Sarah Hunter-Chang
Founder
Gasami Tx (biotech startup)
Dr. Christopher Yang
Senior Human-Machine Teaming Engineer
Merlin (after a Johns Hopkins PhD and Lockheed Martin)
Where They've Landed
Notable Destinations
Institutions where Deppmann Lab alumni have trained and worked since leaving UVA.
Academic & Research
- Harvard Medical School & Brigham & Women's
- UCSF
- Stanford School of Medicine
- Duke University
- MIT · Oxford University
- Cornell University
- Drexel University
- University of Pennsylvania (Sehgal Lab)
- University of Delaware
- University of Mary Washington
- Amity University (India)
- Allen Cell Institute
Industry & Biotech
- AstraZeneca
- Roche (Global)
- GSK
- Novartis
- Amgen
- Aquinnah Pharmaceuticals
- Gasami Tx (founder)
Federal Science, Law & Policy
- NIH — National Institute on Aging
- NIH — Office of Science Policy
- NIH — Scientific Program Management
- National Foundation for Infectious Diseases
- U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
Medicine & MD/PhD Programs
- UVA MSTP & School of Medicine
- Tulane MSTP
- Columbia (Vagelos) MSTP
- University of Washington MSTP
- Baylor College of Medicine (MD/PhD)
- Hospital for Special Surgery (Cornell)
- Yale, Cornell, Tulane, WashU, Penn State
- Virginia Tech Carilion · VCU · Kaiser Permanente
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