Nancy L. Wayne

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Nancy Lynne Wayne (born 1960) is an American physiologist, academic administrator, and researcher. She is professor of physiology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, where she has been the principal investigator of a reproductive physiology lab, publishing research on the impact of environment signals and endocrine-disruptors on the reproductive system. She has also carried out notable work on sexism, professional development, and laboratory safety.