Composed of leading senior research authorities on rosacea and basic research, the NRS medical advisory board evaluates research study proposals and approves the awarding of research grants. The board members also develop NRS medical scientific policies, and review and edit educational materials developed by the NRS.
Dr. Mark Dahl, Chairman
Professor Emeritus
The Mayo Clinic College of Medicine
(former AAD president)
Dr. Lynn Drake
Harvard Medical School
(former AAD president)
Dr. Richard Gallo
Chief, Division of Dermatology
University of California - San Diego
Dr. Richard Granstein
Chairman of Dermatology
Cornell University
Dr. Julie Harper
Clinical Associate Professor of Dermatology
University of Alabama-Birmingham
Dr. Alexa Boer Kimball
Director, Clinical Unit for
Research Trials in Skin
Harvard Medical School
Dr. Mark Mannis
Chairman of Ophthalmology
University of California-Davis
Dr. David Norris
Chairman of Dermatology
University of Colorado
(former SID president)
Dr. Frank Powell
Consultant Dermatologist
Regional Centre of Dermatology
Dublin, Ireland
(former EADV president)
Dr. Martin Steinhoff
Professor of Dermatology
University of California - San Francisco
HONORARY MEMBERS
Dr. Jonathan Wilkin
Former Director, Dermatologic
and Dental Drug Products
Food and Drug Administration
Dr. Michael Detmar
Professor of Pharmacogenomics
Federal Institute of Technology
Zurich, Switzerland
Dr. Marian Macsai
Professor of Ophthalmology
University of Chicago
Dr. Richard Odom
Professor of Clinical Dermatology
University of California - San Francisco
(former AAD president)
Dr. Diane Thiboutot
Professor of Dermatology
Pennsylvania State University
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