Nadia Lanman

Title:

Research Associate Professor

PhD Granting Institution:

Comparative Pathobiology

Contact:

Email Address: natallah@purdue.edu
Office Phone: 765-494-2635
Lab Website Link: https://vet.purdue.edu/directory/person.php?id=1254

Primary Training Group:

Computational and Systems Biology

Secondary Training Groups:

Cancer Biology

Research Areas:

Multi-scale modeling of disease progression Bladder Cancer Prostate Cancer Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia Data integration Chemotherapy resistance mechanisms

Current Projects:

-Identification of drivers of chemotherapeutic resistance in diffuse large B-cell lymphoma -Leveraging cross-species digital twins for modeling cancer progression and outcome -Validating mouse models of prostatic hyperplasia

Importance of Interdisciplinary Research:

In order to learn the processes involved in most complex biological mechanisms and diseases requires the close interaction of multiple disciplines of research. Certainly in the study of cancer, for example, which is extraordinarily complicated and displays significant heterogeneity the problem must be tackled through multiple domains working closely together.