Team Members

Meet the McNally Lab team members. We welcome requests for information about our work and collaboration opportunities.

Principal Investigator

Elizabeth McNally, MD, PhD

Elizabeth J. Ward Professor and Director, Center for Genetic Medicine
Professor of Medicine (Cardiology) and Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics

elizabeth.mcnally( at )northwestern.edu
312-503-6258

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Faculty Collaborators

Lisa Castillo, MS, CGC

Associate Professor of Medicine (Cardiology), Genetic Counselor

lisa.m.castillo( at )northwestern.edu
312-503-2661

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Alexis Demonbreun, PhD

Associate Professor of Pharmacology

alexis.demonbreun( at )northwestern.edu
312-503-6249

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Dominic Fullenkamp, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor of Medicine (Cardiology)

Dominic-Fullenkamp( at )northwestern.edu

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Adam Gordon, PhD

Assistant Professor of Pharmacology

adam.gordon( at )northwestern.edu
312-503-1108

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Lorenzo Pesce, PhD

Research Assistant Professor of Pharmacology

lorenzo.pesce( at )northwestern.edu

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Megan Roy-Puckelwartz, PhD

Assistant Professor of Pharmacology

m.puckelwartz( at )northwestern.edu
312-503-4892

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Lisa Wilsbacher, MD/PhD

Associate Professor of Medicine (Cardiology) and Pharmacology

lisa.wilsbacher( at )northwestern.edu
312-695-4965

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Postdoctoral Fellows

Ashlee Long, PhD

ashlee.long( at )northwestern.edu

Tanner Monroe, PhD

tanner.monroe( at )northwestern.edu

Dr. Monroe studied Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of Texas at Austin before earning his PhD studying heart development and regeneration at Baylor College of Medicine. He then received post-graduate training at Duke University and here at Northwestern with an emphasis on human genetics and the ciliopathies. Now, he is interested in complex inheritance and how human genetic variation influences cardiac form and function.