Student Achievement

Highlights American Summit

Highlights from the American Physiology Summit

Award

TGS Dean and Biomedical Graduate Trainees Brought Home Major Awards at National Conference.

Solving Big Mysteries

Solving Big Mysteries with Tiny Worms

Research

Dr. Danielle Mor and Graduate Students, Julie Vincent & Nicole Johnson, use C. elegans to better understand Aging, Neurodegenerative Diseases, & the Microbiome.

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Recent Fellowships and Publications

Fellowships
  • WanMo Ahn, Mechanisms of foamy monocyte formation in atherosclerosis - National Heart, Lung, & Blood Institute/ NIH/ DHHS
  • Candee Barris, Role of Chromosome Complement in the Mechanisms of Obesity-associated Hypertension- American Heart Association Predoctoral Research Fellowship
  • Vadym Buncha, The role of ESAM in pulmonary microvascular dysfunction in HFpEF - American Heart Association Predoctoral Research Fellowship
  • Emily Burns, The Contribution of Toll-like Receptor 4 Signaling to the Development of Salt-Sensitive Hypertension - American Heart Association Predoctoral Research Fellowship
  • Jaser Doja, Elucidating the Transcriptional Regulation of Myocardin in vivo - American Heart Association Predoctoral Research Fellowship
  • Brandee Goo, Role of Histone Deacetylase 9 (HDAC9) in adipose tissue aging: mitochondrial function, oxidative stress and senescence - National Institute on Aging/ NIH/ DHHS
  • David Kim, Identification of human-specific novel long non-coding RNA in neointima formation - American Heart Association Predoctoral Research Fellowship
  • Taylor Kress, Effects of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) on cardiovascular and metabolic dysfunction - American Heart Association Predoctoral Research Fellowship
  • Desmond Moronge, Mechanisms of Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes in a Model of Pregnancy Following Acute Kidney Injury- American Heart Association Predoctoral Research Fellowship
  • Hunter Sellers, Molecular Origins of Phenotypic Changes in the Obese Microvascular Endothelium - National Heart, Lung, & Blood Institute/ NIH/ DHHS
  • Josue Zambrano-Carrasco, An indispensable role of RBX1 in cardiac development - American Heart Association Predoctoral Research Fellowship

 

Publications

 

Our biomedical science students are actively publishing and contributing to their fields. Below is a sampling of recent graduate student publications. The names of graduate students are in bold.

Buncha, V., Cherezova, A., Alexander, S., Baranovskaya, I., Coleman, K.A., Cherian-Shaw, M., Brands, M.W., Sullivan, J.C., O'Connor, P.M., Mamenko, M. 1 (2023).  . Hypertension, Oct;80(10):2196-2208. 

Daddacha W., Monroe D., Carver K, Usoro E.R., Alptekin A., Xu H, Osuka S, Arbab AS, Sakamuro D. (2022). . Cancers, 14(18):4490.

Fang, X., Chen, Y., Wang, J., Zhang, Z., Bai, Y., Denney, K., Gan, L., Guo, M., Weintraub, N.L., Lei, Y., & Lu, X-Y. (2023). Molecular Psychiatry, 28, 1365鈥�1382.

Hadvina, R., Lotfy Khaled, M., Akoto, T., Zhi, W., Karamichos, D., and Y. Liu, Y. (2023). Experimental Eye Research, 236: 109642.

Mellott, E., and Jessica L Faulkner, J.L. (2023). Current Opinion in Nephrology and Hypertension, 32(2):118-123.

Poschel D.B., Kehinde-Ige M., Klement J.D.,Yang D, Merting AD, Savage NM, Shi H, Liu K. (2023). Cells, 13;12(2):310.

Sloan D.C., Cryan C.E., Muntean BS. (2023).   J Biol Chem. 299(3):102924.

Sreekumar, S. and Saini, S. (2022). . Non-Coding RNA, 8(2), 25.

Brann Scholarship Award in Neuroscience

The Darrell W. Brann Scholarship in Neuroscience is a $1,000 scholarship award presented yearly to a Biomedical PhD graduate student in the Neuroscience Program for outstanding academic performance, excellence in neuroscience research, and for service to the institution and local community.

PREVIOUS RECIPIENTS

  • Wonjo Jang 
  • Luodan Yang 
  • Yujiao Lu 
  • Molly Braun 
  • Merry Ma 
  • Roshni Thakkar 
  • Amanda Crider 
  • Jonathan Bean 
  • Bhavana Desai 
  • Erin Scott 
Wonjo Jang being presented award by Darrell Brann

Brann Alumni Award

The Brann Alumni Award is a $250 scholarships presented annually to Biomedical PhD graduate student(s) who have shown outstanding academic performance.

Congratulations Recent Recipients: Yonghong Luo (Physiology) and Lindsey Ramirez (Physiology) 

Previous Award Recipients

Reem Atawia

Reem Atawia
Pharmacology

Sai Karthik Kodeboyina

Sai Karthik Kodeboyina
Genomic Medicine

Molly Braun

Molly Braun
Neuroscience

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