David L. Mccormick

Biography

David L McCormick is Senior VicePresident and Director of IIT Research Institute and Professor of Biology at Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago Illinois  A boardcertified toxicologist. Dr.  McCormick\\s primary research activities are in the areas of carcinogenesis and cancer prevention nonclinical toxicology and the biological effects of magnetic fields.  He has served as Principal Investigator on approximately 50 grants and contracts funded by the National Cancer Institute and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences with total funding of more than 80000000. Dr.  McCormick has also worked in preclinical drug development programs with numerous sponsors in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.  He has published more than 250 research papers abstracts and reviews.  Dr.  McCormick received his AB degree in Biology/Chemistry from Middlebury College and his MS and PhD degrees in Environmental Medicine/Biology from New York University. David L McCormick is Senior VicePresident and Director of IIT Research Institute and Professor of Biology at Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago Illinois  A boardcertified toxicologist. Dr.  McCormick\\s primary research activities are in the areas of carcinogenesis and cancer prevention nonclinical toxicology and the biological effects of magnetic fields.  He has served as Principal Investigator on approximately 50 grants and contracts funded by the National Cancer Institute and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences with total funding of more than 80000000. Dr.  McCormick has also worked in preclinical drug development programs with numerous sponsors in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.  He has published more than 250 research papers abstracts and reviews.  Dr.  McCormick received his AB degree in Biology/Chemistry from Middlebury College and his MS and PhD degrees in Environmental Medicine/Biology from New York University.

Research Interest

Cancer Chemoprevention ,Nutrition and Cancer,Preclinical Drug Development,Animal Carcinogenesis Models,Biological Effects of Non-Ionizing Radiation (magnetic fields)