Kenneth Reuhl, PhD

Professor

Pharmacology and Toxicology

Education & Training

PhD and BA - University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI

Research Interests

My research interests are in the area of experimental pathology, particularly in the study of experimental carcinogenesis, tumor responses to chemotherapeutic drugs, and the toxic side-effects of chemotherapies. I was originally trained in both human and rodent pathology, and for more than 25 years I have served as the study pathologist for numerous R01-funded research programs, in addition to my own research program in neuropathology. During this time, I have worked extensively on the development and validation of methods to detect and characterize morphological changes in cells and tissues at both the light microscopic and ultrastructural levels. I have particular interest in early cellular alterations in experimental models of cancer, including mammary cancer. I currently serve as Co-Director of the Biological Response Indicators Facility Core of the NIEHS P-30 grant, providing pathology support to Center investigators. I am also director of the P-30 Pilot Project Program, overseeing the solicitation, review and financial oversight of investigator-initiated pilot projects. I am the author or co-author of more than 150 papers and chapters, and I am board-certified by the American Board of Toxicology. I am past-Associate Editor of NeuroToxicology, and have been a member and/or Chair of numerous studies sections for NIH.

Publications

Awards

1990, 1992 - William Levine Teacher of the Year, Rutgers College of Pharmacy
1990 - Delta Sigma Theta Epsilon Teaching Award
1987-89 - Henry Rutgers University Fellowship