Greg Chin My name is Elena Fulton, and I am a recent graduate from the University of Puget Sound, where I earned a B.S in Molecular Biology. Throughout college, I participate in directed research with Bryan Thines and worked to characterize the role of novel F-box proteins in plant stress response pathways. I also participated in a …
My name is Julia Ferrante and I am a rising senior at Villanova University studying neuroscience and chemistry. Through the SENS Research Foundation Summer Scholars Program, I am working in the Ellerby laboratory at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging. My previous research experience includes working in the Sachs Laboratory at Villanova, where I …
My name is Kristin Barbour, and I am a rising senior Biology major at Villanova University. Throughout my undergraduate career, I have participated in research under the mentorship and guidance of Dr. Dennis Wykoff (PhD). Dr. Wykoff’s lab aims to identify and characterize the gene promoters and transcription factors involved in the thiamine (Vitamin B1) …
Hi, my name is Heather Tolcher, and I am one of the SRF Postbaccalaureate Research Fellows studying neurodegeneration and stem cell biology. I graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Science and Arts in biochemistry and French. I am currently working in the Snyder lab at the Sanford Burnham Prebys …
Hello my name is Matthew Stocker. I received my bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Cincinnati. My previous research experience was in the Whitsett lab, which is a part of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center’s (CCHMC) Neonatology and Pulmonary Biology department. I assisted on a project mapping the lung via imaging and …
Hi, my name is Ankita Saxena. I am a recent graduate of Columbia University, where I studied how neurons are modified in a model of diffusely infiltrating glioma, under Dr. Peter Canoll, at the Bartoli Tumor lab. At present, I am working at the Scripps Research Institute under the mentorship of Dr. Jeanne Loring and …
My name is Carter Hall. I graduated from Kansas State University with a BS in microbiology. Currently, I work for the SENS Research Foundation on the MitoSENS project under the direction of Dr. Amutha Boominathan. Our focus is directed at optimizing the allotopic expression and relocation of genes pivotal to the function of the mitochondrial …
My name is Angie Campo. I graduated from the University of Virginia, majoring in Engineering Science with a minor in biomedical engineering. I am now working for SENS Research Foundation in Dr. O’Connor’s lab, and his main project is focused on using a small molecule approach to treat atherosclerosis and other age-related diseases. My project …
My name is David Begelman, and I graduated from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities with a Bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience. During my undergraduate studies, I participated in research under the mentorship of Dr. Sylvain Lesne of the Department of Neuroscience to examine how soluble amyloid beta proteins contribute to pathophysiological plaque formation, a major …
My name is Becky Hardie and I am a rising 4th year Biomedical Engineering undergraduate at the Georgia Institute of Technology. I have had the opportunity to work on a diverse range of research projects spanning microbiology and genomics, mechanobiology, biomechanics, and stem cell maintenance. As part of the NIH Human Microbiome Project I cultivated …
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