In November 2016, Dr. Migaud joined the University of South Alabama as a Professor of Oncologic Sciences at the Mitchell Cancer Institute. She previously served as Professor in Medicinal and Biological Chemistry for the School of Pharmacy at Queen’s University Belfast in Northern Ireland and a Levitt Visiting Professor in the department of Biochemistry at the Carver College of Medicine at the University of Iowa. Over the past decade, Dr. Migaud’s laboratory has developed an extensive chemical biology program that focuses on vitamin B3 and its role in health and disease. Her findings allow biologists to test specific NAD-dependent biological events that control cell survival, DNA repair and gene regulation. Her studies have opened the door to detailed analyses of a number of NAD metabolism processes and helped correlate how vitamin supplements impact health status and recovery following chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatment.