About Us

A mouse netrophil expressing actin-GFP and RFP-PIP5kl?90 is stimulated by fMLP from a micropipette(Asterisk). Actin-GFP and RFP-PIP5IKlg90 are distributed at the leading edge and uropod of a chemotaxing neutrophil. Image courtesy of Dianqing Wu, PhD.

The overall mission of the Vascular Biology and Therapeutics is to foster new research in vascular biology with special emphasis on translational opportunities. We anticipate that discoveries coming from this program will be directed at and applied to clinical problems to improve tissue perfusion.

The Program will also train basic and clinician scientists in research in these disciplines, organize programmatic grants and seminar series and provide an overall intellectual framework for Cardiovascular Research at Yale.

Administrative Team

Ti Badri
Research Associate 2, MS
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Adriana Clark
Sr Administrative Assistant, Faculty Support; Sr. Administrative Assistant
- Office
  203.737.2082
- adriana.clark@yale.edu
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Gwendolyn Davis-Arrington
Research Assistant Vascular Biology & Transplantation
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  203.737.2290
- Lab
  203.737.2227
- gwendolyn.davis@yale.edu
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Heather Hinckley
Senior Administrative Assistant; VBT YCVRC Seminar Series Coordinator, VBT Administration
- Office
  203.737.2468
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  203.737.2290
- heather.hinckley@yale.edu
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Penny Vastakis Riggione, MBA
Manager-Vascular Biology & Therapeutics Program
- Office
  203.737.2213
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  203.737.2290
- penny.riggione@yale.edu
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Contact Us

Mailing Address:

Vascular Biology & Therapeutics Program
Yale University
P.O. Box 208089
New Haven, CT 06520-8089

Courier Address:

Vascular Biology & Therapeutics Program
Yale University School of Medicine
10 Amistad Street, Suite 437
New Haven, CT 06520-8089

Telephone:

Penny Riggione: (203) 737-2213
Fax: (203) 737-2290