Rany Salem

Rany Salem is an Associate Professor at the Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health & Human Longevity Science School Vc-health Sciences-schools, University of California San Diego. His research focuses on genetic and epigenetic mechanisms underlying complex diseases, particularly diabetic kidney disease, endocrine disorders, and PTSD. He leads NIH-funded projects investigating longitudinal genetic analysis methodologies.

Education details are not explicitly stated, though his work spans genomic epidemiology and clinical genetics. Research interests include gene-environment interactions, metabolic syndromes, and public health applications of genetic insights.

Publications highlight contributions to kidney disease genetics, autoimmune conditions, and pediatric endocrinology. Grants include NIH R00HL122515 (2017-2020) and K99HL122515 (2014-2016) as Principal Investigator. Collaborations involve international consortia like SUMMIT and GENIE.

No specific labs or teams are named, but his work integrates multi-omics data with clinical studies. Mentoring and training activities are noted under 'Faculty Mentoring' in his profile.