Dr. Wilfried Rossoll is an Associate Professor of Neuroscience and Director of the Multi-omics Mass Spectrometry Core Laboratory at the Mayo Clinic in Florida. He leads the Translational Neuroproteomics lab, focusing on molecular mechanisms of diseases like ALS, Alzheimers, and FTD. He earned his PhD in Genetics from the University of Vienna.
He is a dual-grantee in 2025, receiving prestigious awards from both the Kissick Family Foundation and the Tauopathy Challenge Workshop for his innovative research into TDP-43 and tau co-pathology.
Wilfried Rossoll
Consultant at Mayo Clinic
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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Topics They Care About
Neurodegenerative Diseases
His research focuses on FTD, ALS, and Alzheimer's. He has received multiple recent grants to study the role of TDP-43 and tau proteins in these conditions.
Translational Neuroproteomics
He leads a lab dedicated to using mass spectrometry and proteomics to understand disease-causing protein aggregation and develop strategies to counteract it.
Scientific Mentorship
His lab offers training for fellows, graduate students, and undergraduates, indicating a focus on developing the next generation of neuroscience researchers.
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Work History
2-2024
Consultant at Mayo Clinic
12-2023
Director, Multi-omics Mass Spectrometry Core Laboratory at Mayo Clinic
10-2020
Assistant Dean at Mayo Clinic Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
3-2020
Associate Professor of Neuroscience at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science
2-2017 - 2-2024
Senior Associate Consultant II at Mayo Clinic
2-2017 - 3-2020
Assistant Professor of Neuroscience at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science
8-2010 - 2-2017
Assistant Professor of Cell Biology at Emory University
2-2006 - 8-2010
Instructor of Cell Biology at Emory University
Education
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD from University of Vienna
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Location : Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Job Level : Mid-senior
Designation : Consultant at Mayo Clinic
