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Gene D. Morse

SUNY Distinguished Professor of Pharmacy Practice
University at Buffalo School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences

AREAS OF EXPERTISE:

Infectious disease pharmacology, drug development, antivirals, clinical trials, global health

Portrait of Gene Morse, University at Buffalo infectious disease pharmacology expert.

Gene D. Morse is an infectious disease pharmacology expert. He can speak to media about a range of drug discovery and drug management issues impacting infectious disease research, clinical trials and therapeutic management of patients.

Morse’s work in antiviral pharmacotherapy is internationally known. He has been actively involved in HIV clinical pharmacology research since the introduction of antiretrovirals in 1986, with more recent emphasis on HCV infection and drug development. In Western New York, he has served as a leading pharmacotherapy expert on studies relating to COVID-19.

Morse is also an expert on global health, working with international partners to build infectious disease research centers in Jamaica and Zimbabwe.

CONTACT:

Gene D. Morse, PharmD
SUNY Distinguished Professor of Pharmacy Practice, University at Buffalo School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
Director of the Center for Integrated Global Biomedical Sciences, University at Buffalo
Director of the University at Buffalo Global Virus Network Center of Excellence
Co-Director of the SUNY Global Health Institute

GENE D. MORSE