Undergraduate education
Stanford University (Chemistry)[2]
Through 1973
Craig Malloy
Professor
UT Southwestern Medical Center · Date not established · Last known relationship
Professor
UT Southwestern Medical Center · Date not established · Last known relationship
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Craig Malloy studies cardiovascular radiology and magnetic-resonance methods for analyzing cardiac metabolism and function, especially intermediary metabolism.
The retained profile provides education and research-interest sections but no substantive biography. It lists undergraduate chemistry training at Stanford University and medical training at the University of California, San Francisco.
cardiac function · cardiac metabolism · cardiovascular radiology · intermediary metabolism · magnetic resonance methods
Reviewed sources document Undergraduate education: Stanford University (Chemistry) and Medical school: Uni of California-Sfrancisco (Medicine).
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UT Southwestern Medical Center
UT Southwestern Division of Cardiology faculty directorycardiac function[2]
cardiac metabolism[2]
cardiovascular radiology[2]
intermediary metabolism[2]
magnetic resonance methods[2]
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Biographical context: Craig Malloy studies cardiovascular radiology and magnetic-resonance methods for analyzing cardiac metabolism and function, especially intermediary metabolism.
Craig Malloy, M.D. Professor Advanced Imaging Research Center, Internal Medicine, and Radiology
Biographical context: The retained profile provides education and research-interest sections but no substantive biography. It lists undergraduate chemistry training at Stanford University and medical training at the University of California, San Francisco.
Craig Malloy, M.D. Professor Advanced Imaging Research Center, Internal Medicine, and Radiology
Professional role: Professor
Craig Malloy, M.D. Professor Advanced Imaging Research Center, Internal Medicine, and Radiology
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Official headshot: Portrait
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Medical school: Uni of California-Sfrancisco (Medicine)
Through 1977
Education Undergraduate Stanford University (1973), Chemistry Medical School Uni of California-Sfrancisco (1977), Medicine
Official profile: Official profile
Education Undergraduate Stanford University (1973), Chemistry Medical School Uni of California-Sfrancisco (1977), Medicine
Research interests: cardiac function
Research Interest Cardiovascular radiology; MR methods for the analysis of cardiac metabolism and function, especially intermediary metabolism.
Research interests: cardiac metabolism
Research Interest Cardiovascular radiology; MR methods for the analysis of cardiac metabolism and function, especially intermediary metabolism.
Research interests: cardiovascular radiology
Research Interest Cardiovascular radiology; MR methods for the analysis of cardiac metabolism and function, especially intermediary metabolism.
Research interests: intermediary metabolism
Research Interest Cardiovascular radiology; MR methods for the analysis of cardiac metabolism and function, especially intermediary metabolism.
Research interests: magnetic resonance methods
Research Interest Cardiovascular radiology; MR methods for the analysis of cardiac metabolism and function, especially intermediary metabolism.
Undergraduate education: Stanford University (Chemistry)
Through 1973
Education Undergraduate Stanford University (1973), Chemistry Medical School Uni of California-Sfrancisco (1977), Medicine
