Linking Astronauts and Alzheimer's

Linking Astronauts and Alzheimer's

EVMS is engaged in a $1.2-million NASA-funded research project that could benefit patients with degenerative neurological conditions like Alzheimer's disease.More »

Anatomy of a Basic Scientist

Anatomy of a Basic Scientist

Bench researchers may spend their entire careers looking for solutions to specific problems. Each new discovery, says EVMS Chair of Physiological Sciences Gerald J. Pepe, PhD, adds a critical piece to the puzzle of human understanding.More »

Diabetes & Heart Disease Research

Diabetes & Heart Disease Research

EVMS researchers are studying obesity’s link to cardiovascular disease and diabetes through a $1.8-million grant from the National Institutes of Health.More »

Cancer Research

Cancer Research

Researchers at the Leroy T. Canoles Jr. Cancer Research Center are making discoveries that will improve lives in Hampton Roads and beyond.More »

EVMS Brickell Medical Services Library

EVMS Brickell Medical Services Library

The EVMS Brickell Medical Sciences Library provides information resources and services to EVMS students, faculty, clinicians, and staff and to members of the Hampton Roads community. More »

Pioneers in In-Vitro Fertilization

Pioneers in In-Vitro Fertilization

The Jones Institute for Reproductive Medicine (JI) continues its tradition of cutting-edge basic science and clinically-applied research.More »

Diabetes Research

Diabetes Research

EVMS scientists are part of an international effort to determine if a virus causes Type 1 diabetes. More »

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EVMS is the largest biomedical research institution in southeastern Virginia. More than 100 EVMS faculty members are engaged in basic and clinical research focused in areas where the community has pressing needs.

Innovative research has brought EVMS to the forefront of groundbreaking discoveries—from the pioneering of in vitro fertilization in America by the Jones Institute for Reproductive Medicine, to the recognition of new cancer detection and treatment methods at the Leroy T. Canoles Jr. Cancer Research Center. Researchers at the Strelitz Diabetes Center-Research are also making strides in bringing us one step closer to a cure for diabetes.

We continually strive to enhance our research enterprise in order to improve the health of the people of Hampton Roads and beyond.

Vice Dean for Research

Jerry L. Nadler, MD

Associate Dean for Research

William J. Wasilenko, Ph.D.

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Core Resources & Services

Core Resources & Services

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EVMS to host national conference on ultrasound.

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Canoles Faculty, Richard Britten, Awarded Grant.

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Aurora Kerscher has article published..