RENAULD LAB
Meet the People
Our lab investigates how the development and homeostasis of the inner ear impact hearing and balance function.
Meet the People Behind the Science
Justine Renauld
Assistant Professor
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Justine Renauld has been an Assistant Professor in the Biomedical Sciences Department at Creighton University since 2023. After receiving her Ph.D. in 2017 from the University of Liège, Belgium, she joined the Department of Otolaryngology at Case Western Reserve University to work as a postdoctoral scholar on the development of the stria vascularis. Dr. Renauld's current research explores the development and regulation of the stria vascularis, a critical component of the inner ear. Using diverse techniques ranging from electrophysiology and molecular biology to mouse genetics, the Renauld lab investigates how strial dysfunction affects inner ear homeostasis. This research aims to uncover the underlying mechanisms of hearing loss and potential therapeutic targets.
Dr. Renauld's research has been supported by the NIH (NIDCD and NIGMS), the State of Nebraska, and the American Hearing Research Foundation.
Miaomiao Du
Bellucci Postdoctoral Fellow
Isha Anandan
Undergraduate Student
Kristina Ly
Research Technician
Mahesh Nayak
PhD Student
Prakash Shreshta
Postdoctoral Scholar
Alumni
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Jason Chong
Undergraduate
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Noa Nelson
Undergraduate
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Daniel Ghali
Medical School M1 Summer Student
GET INVOLVED
Join our Lab
Postdoc Researchers
Candidates should hold a PhD or be within one year of completion, with experience relevant to the lab’s research areas.
To apply, email justinerenauld[at]Creighton.edu with your CV and a brief statement of interest.
Graduate Students
Graduate students are accepted through Biomedical Sciences program.
Please apply through the program and contact justinerenauld[at]Creighton.edu with any questions about opportunities in the lab.
Undergraduate research opportunities are available.
Visit this page or email justinerenauld[at]Creighton.edu for more information.