Linda Lowe-Krentz

Focused on real-world applications of biochemistry, Linda Lowe-Krentz serves as a professor and chair of the Biological Sciences and Health, Medicine and Society departments at Lehigh University. Her research is centered on understanding the intricate effects of heparin and related carbohydrate chains on endothelial and vascular smooth muscle cells. Through her work, she aims to elucidate the biochemical pathways that influence vascular health and disease. Linda's current investigations delve into the role of the heparin receptor within the vasculature of zebrafish, providing insights that could have significant implications for human health. Her research not only advances the scientific community's understanding of vascular biology but also holds potential for developing therapeutic strategies for vascular disorders. With a commitment to bridging the gap between fundamental research and clinical applications, Linda Lowe-Krentz is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of scientists. Her work is characterized by a collaborative approach, integrating diverse scientific disciplines to address complex biological questions. Through her leadership and innovative research, she continues to contribute to the advancement of biochemistry and vascular biology.