Jeffrey Brian Russ

Dr. Jeffrey Brian Russ is well-respected in the field of pediatrics, serving as an Assistant Professor at Duke University School of Medicine. His professional endeavors are split between clinical practice and innovative laboratory research. In the clinical setting, Dr. Russ dedicates his expertise to caring for fetal and neonatal patients, addressing complex conditions such as genetic disorders, brain malformations, prematurity, perinatal brain injury, and seizures. His compassionate approach and thorough understanding of these conditions make him a trusted figure among patients and colleagues alike. In the laboratory, Dr. Russ is at the forefront of research on neurodevelopmental disorders and perinatal brain injury. His work is particularly focused on the development of cortical neurons, employing advanced single-cell transcriptomic and epigenetic techniques. This research is pivotal in unraveling the intricate processes underlying neurodevelopmental disorders, with the potential to inform new therapeutic strategies. Dr. Russ's research interests are broad and impactful, encompassing neurodevelopmental disorders, neurogenetics, and epilepsy. His commitment to advancing the understanding of hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy and related conditions reflects his dedication to improving outcomes for affected children. Through his dual roles in clinical care and research, Dr. Russ continues to contribute significantly to the field of pediatric neurology, striving to bridge the gap between scientific discovery and patient care.