Aaron Aday
Class of 2010
Aaron is a former Sarnoff Fellow. Project title: Exploring transcriptional control of blood vessel identity. Mentor: Nathan Lawson at University of Massachusetts Medical School. |
Melissa Arief
Class of 2010
Melissa is a former Richard K. Gershon, M.D., Medical Student Research Fellow. Project title: Human tissue engineered blood vessels. Mentor: Dr. Laura Niklason. |
Zachary Corbin
Class of 2010
Zachary is a former Sarnoff Fellow. Project title: White matter hyperintensity volume as a biomarker of oxidative stress in acute ischemic stroke: A novel use of imaging to optimize patient selection for antioxidant therapies. Mentor: Dr. Walter Kernan; Dr. Karen Furie. |
Kathleen Elayda Corbin
Class of 2010
Kathleen is a former Doris Duke Medical Student Research Fellow. Project title: Telemedicine: A solution to the pediatric rheumatology workforce shortage? Mentor: Dr. Lisa Suter. |
Benjamin Erickson
Class of 2010
Benjamin is a former CTSA/T32 Medical Student Research Fellow. Project title: Cell imaging in a tissue engineered tracheal replacement. Mentor: Dr. Christopher Breuer. |
Johanna Halfon
Class of 2010
Johanna is a former International Doris Duke Medical Student Research Fellow. Project title: Malaria Parasitemia in HIV infected pregnant women and mother to child transmission of HIV. Yale Mentors: Dr. Michael Cappello; Dr. Elijah Paintsil. |
Christopher Miller
Class of 2010
Christopher is a former Doris Duke Medical Student Research Fellow. Project title: Soft and rigid collars provide similar restriction in cervical range of motion during fifteen activities of daily living. Mentor: Dr. Jonathan Grauer. |
Mathew Vestal
Class of 2010
Matthew is a former Howard Hughes Medical Institute Medical Student Research Fellow. Project title: The roots of consciousness – Simultaneous EEG and fMRI in childhood absence epilepsy. Mentor: Dr. Hal Blumenfeld. |
Frederick Wang
Class of 2010
Frederick is a former Howard Hughes Medical Institute/NIH Cloisters Research Scholar. Project title: Attenuated TGF-β signaling through TGF-β receptor defects in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma. |
