William F. Glass

William F. Glass, M.D., is a Professor of Pathology at the University of Virginia, with clinical expertise in anatomic pathology. He earned his M.D. and completed residency and surgical pathology fellowship at the University of Texas (1985). His research spans immunology, nephrology, oncology, and clinical pathology, focusing on immune-related renal complications and tumor microenvironment interactions.

Dr. Glass’s publications highlight immune checkpoint inhibitor-associated nephritis, chemotherapy-induced vasculitis, paraneoplastic renal syndromes, and tumor-immune dynamics in prostate cancer. His work often intersects with nephrology and oncology, emphasizing adverse effects of immunotherapy and molecular mechanisms in renal diseases.

Recent trends in his research include immune checkpoint toxicity management, malaria-associated nephrotic syndrome, and actin cytoskeleton regulation in glomerular cells. Collaborations with nephrologists and oncologists are evident, though no specific awards or student advisement details are documented in the provided materials.