Pharmacology Graduate Program
With one of the longest standing NIH funded pre-doctoral training grants in existence, our program has an established history of biomedical science training. Program faculty are nationally and internationally renowned in the areas of neuroscience, cancer biology, signal transduction, structural biology, cardiovascular biology, and bioinformatics.
Committed to DEI
The Pharmacology Training Program is committed to diversity and inclusion in the recruitment and retention of students to the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.
Faculty and Student Achievements
Could Synapse Discovery Help Slow Brain Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease?
Pharmacology faculty Matthew Kennedy, PhD and Won Chan Oh, PhD recently discovered a previously unknown stability in synapses in the central nervous system (CNS) that they predict could hold therapeutic potential for brain disorders.
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Dean Kareemo receives F31 Award
Congratulations to graduate student Dean Kareemo for receiving an F31 Award! Individual Predoctoral Fellowship (F31) Award supports promising doctoral candidates performing dissertation research and training in a scientific health-related field.
Associate Professor Jim Costello, PhD Awarded R01
Novel computational strategies to deconvolute co-occurring conditions in Down syndrome
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Associate Professor Jim Costello, PhD Awarded R01
NPEPPS is a novel and druggable determinant of chemotherapy resistance in bladder cancer
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Associate Professor Kunhua Song, PhD Awarded 2 NIH Grants!
Kunhua Song, PhD, Associate Professor of Medicine/Cardiology and a member of the Pharmacology Program training faculty recently received two NIH grants: a $2.2 million, four-year study of long non-coding RNA in control of calcium handling and its impact on the heart, and a $2 million five-year study of congenital heart disease in people with Down syndrome.
Nicole Brown receives F31 Award
Congratulations to graduate student Nicole Brown for receiving an F31 Award! Individual Predoctoral Fellowship (F31) Award supports promising doctoral candidates performing dissertation research and training in a scientific health-related field.
Carley Miller receives F30 Award
Congratulations to Carley Miller on her F30! NRSA Individual Predoctoral Fellowships support promising doctoral candidates performing dissertation research and training in a scientific health-related field.
Eric Stokes and Dr. Jason Aoto awarded HHMI Gilliam
Congratulations to graduate student Eric Stokes and Dr. Jason Aoto for being awarded a mentee/mentor pair HHMI Gilliam Award. This is the second trainee in the Aoto lab to receive this prestigious award, and the third for a student Pharmacology Training Program. Learn more.
