Faculty in each division work collaboratively to advance medical science and train the next generation of investigators through the Integrated Biomedical Graduate Studies Program.

Basic Sciences Faculty Divisions

Biochemistry

Biochemistry

Faculty in the Division of Biochemistry conduct research that is extensively cross-disciplinary, collaborating with other divisions within Basic Sciences, the Medical Center and the LLU campus, as well as with researchers at institutions throughout the world.
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Biomedical Engineering Sciences

Biomedical Engineering Sciences

Investigators within the Division of Biomedical Engineering Sciences are focused on characterizing the impact of radiation exposure on biological systems from both clinical and environmental perspectives.
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Cancer Sciences

Cancer Sciences

Faculty in the Division of Cancer Sciences collaborate with researchers through the School of Medicine and institutions. Faculty train medical and graduate students in cancer-related areas using state-of-the-art technologies.
Microbiology and Molecular Genetics

Microbiology and Molecular Genetics

Faculty in the Division of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics study a diverse set of specialties ranging from emerging infections and drug-resistant microorganisms, to AIDS, to cancer. Microbiology is an exciting and dynamic area of the Biomedical Sciences that underpins much of the molecular biology and medical developments that are revolutionizing our lives.
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Pharmacology

Pharmacology

Faculty in Pharmacology teach pharmacology classes to students in the Schools of Medicine, Dentistry, Public Health and Allied Health Professions. They have an integrative tradition of collaboration with researchers from other divisions and schools to support the mission of Loma Linda University.
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Physiology

Physiology

Faculty in the Division of Physiology investigate areas including perinatal biology, health disparities, neurosciences, cardiovascular science and cancer biology.
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