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Lindsey Kennedy, PhD

Scientist | Science Communicator | Project Manager | Presenter and Writer

Welcome to my personal and professional website! Here, I share my academic research, career goals, and personal science blog. On my blog, I discuss the latest research and share opinion pieces on scientific careers and advancement. With over a decade of experience in academic research, I am excited to share my findings on liver disease research in my portfolio. Please feel free to explore my page and reach out with any comments or questions!

Research Interests

As a basic scientist and researcher, I am committed to sharing my work with other scientists and the public. My hope is that my research contributes to potential therapeutics and better outcomes for those suffering from liver disease. With a focus on science communication and translational research, my goal is to make a difference in patient care and public health. Check out my portfolio to learn more about my projects!

Collaboration is at the heart of scientific progress, and I am eager to work with others to pursue new research areas and contribute to ongoing projects. With my expertise in liver disease research, project management, and interest in science communication, I bring a unique perspective to any team. From research projects to outreach efforts, I am happy to discuss potential collaborations and career opportunities to explore new scientific frontiers and achieve common goals.

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Select Academic Writings

T. Owen...L. Kennedy "Endothelin Receptor-A Inhibition Decreases Ductular Reaction, Liver Fibrosis, and Angiogenesis in a Model of Cholangitis", 2023, Cellular and Molecular Gastroenterology and Hepatology

L. Kennedy "Secretin Alleviates Biliary and Liver Injury during Late-stage Primary Biliary Cholangitis via Restoration of Secretory Processes", 2023, Journal of Hepatology

L. Kennedy "Mast Cells Promote Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Phenotypes and Microvesicular Steatosis in Mice Fed a Western Diet", 2021, Hepatology

Let's connect!

Indiana University School of Medicine | Department of Medicine

 

Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center | Department of Research

702 Rotary Circle, Room 007

Indianapolis, IN 46202

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