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NYU trauma and fracture surgery faculty
Prof. Philipp Leucht
Professor · Director of Trauma Research
NYU Grossman School of Medicine · Trauma and Fracture Surgery
New York, US
Fracture Biology, Skeletal Stem Cells & Regeneration
TraumaRegeneration & BiomaterialsOutcomes, Evidence & RehabilitationClinical researchFracture biology
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Relevant experience includes Clinical research and Fracture biology. Exact academic eligibility must be confirmed with the admitting doctoral programme.
Formal PhD supervision eligibility has not been confirmed from the current official source.
Profile reviewed 13 August 2026. Inclusion confirms research relevance, not current capacity or guaranteed admission.
Vice Chair for Research and Director of NYU's MD/PhD Program with an NIH-funded laboratory studying skeletal stem cells, fracture healing and regeneration
This supports research relevance only. It is not used as proof of doctoral-supervisor eligibility.
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✓Research activityVice Chair for Research and Director of NYU's MD/PhD Program with an NIH-funded laboratory studying skeletal stem cells, fracture healing and regeneration
!Doctoral supervision evidenceFormal PhD supervision eligibility is not confirmed from the current official source.
!Recruitment availabilityCurrent availability must be confirmed directly.
✓Verification dateProfile-specific review recorded 13 August 2026.
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NYU Vilcek Institute biomedical-sciences PhD route · official pages verify MD/PhD leadership and an NIH-funded fracture-regeneration laboratory; confirm the admitting programme, current PhD capacity and funding