| Name | Research | Information |
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 Marc Jerome Feinstein, BA | My current research focus investigates tobacco and nicotine consumption, particularly e-cigarette and combustible cigarette dual users. More broadly, I’m interested in understanding the decision-making process behind health behaviors
and substance abuse to predict, control, and hopefully prevent these problems. | Email | PubMed | CV |
 Jillian Giannini, BS | My research focuses on the treatment of substance use disorders, specifically in those with co-morbid mental health conditions such as PTSD. I am particularly interested in exploring combined pharmacotherapy and therapeutic interventions
to target these specific populations. | Email | PubMed | CV |
Emily Levine, BA
| My research focuses on developing and implementing community-engaged interventions for underserved and vulnerable populations experiencing substance use and other co-occurring psychiatric disorders. I am particularly interested harm reduction centered approaches as well as elevating the voices of individuals with lived experience to help develop such interventions and reducing barriers to care. | Email | PubMed | CV |
 Julia West, MA
| My research focuses on youth and young adult substance use, specifically polytobacco and polysubstance use. I am particularly interested in informing addiction-related policies and mass media public education campaigns through
population-level research. | Email | PubMed | CV |
 Rhiannon Wiley, MA
| My research focuses on ameliorating the harms of cigarette smoking on the public health with a particular emphasis on supporting vulnerable populations, including those with Opioid Use Disorder (OUD). My projects include investigating
the influence of opioid agonist medications on nicotine metabolism, understanding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the smoking patterns of people from vulnerable groups, and observing whether and how patterns of flavored e-cigarette
use relate to reductions in combustible cigarette use. | Email | PubMed | CV |