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Kerry Jean Schulze studies micronutrient status biomarkers, particularly in mothers, infants, children, and nutritionally compromised populations. As a Research Professor at the Bloomberg School of Public Health, she oversees the Micronutrient Research Laboratory, which supports research on the effects of nutritional interventions through randomized trials in various population sites like JiVitA in Bangladesh and NNIPS in Nepal. Her expertise lies in nutritional assessment techniques and the interpretation of biological specimens related to nutritional health status biomarkers. She focuses on interpreting micronutrient status biomarkers, determining the effects of interventions on micronutrient status, and understanding the consequences of deficiencies in women during pregnancy and lactation, as well as in infants, children, and adolescents in underserved settings. Her research involves the use of nutritional assessment techniques and anthropometric measures to broadly characterize nutritional risk in clinical studies.
Department of Pathology - PhD in Pathobiology. GRE is not required.