Participants
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Determining eligibility:
You are eligible to present at the OSUWMC College of Medicine Trainee Research Day if you meet the following two criteria:
- You are a student in a College of Medicine training program (Undergraduate Programs including HRS, COM Graduate Program including HRS, OSU MD program, the OSU Medical Scientist Program, OSUWMC residency/fellowship or Postdoc program) performing hypothesis driven research with a College of Medicine Faculty member.
- If yes, continue to the next question.
- If not, you are not eligible to present at Research Day.
Was this research conducted at The Ohio State University Medical Center, College of Medicine or Nationwide Children’s Hospital?
- If yes, continue to the next question. If not, the advisor on the abstract must be the College of Medicine faculty.
Please determine your trainee status as of February 1. If you do not fit into one of the following trainee categories, you may not be eligible to present at Research Day:
As of February 1, will you be pursuing an undergraduate degree in the School of Health and Rehabilitation (HRS) or the Undergraduate Biomedical Science Major (BMS)?
- If yes, select Undergraduate student as your trainee level when submitting your abstract.
- If no, continue to the next question.
As of February 1, will you be pursuing a medical degree at The Ohio State University College of Medicine?
- If yes, select Medical student as your trainee level when submitting your abstract.
- If no, continue to the next question.
As of February 1, will you be pursuing a combined MD/PhD degree?
- If yes, select MD/PhD student as your trainee level when submitting your abstract.
- If no, continue to the next question.
As of February 1, will you be pursuing a Masters or PhD at The Ohio State College of Medicine including HRS with a faculty advisor is a full-time faculty member of the College of Medicine?
- If yes, select Graduate student as your trainee level when submitting your abstract.
- If no, continue to the next question.
As of February 1, will you be a physician conducting research as a clinical resident or fellow at The Ohio State University College of Medicine? If you are unsure, please search for your name at https://directory.osu.edu/findpeople.php (the OSU Find People search):
- If your job title is listed as “Clinical Instructor House Staff,” select Resident/Clinical postdoctoral fellow as your trainee level when submitting your abstract.
- If no, continue to the next question.
As of February 1, will you be pursuing postdoctoral research training as a Postdoctoral Researcher or Postdoctoral Fellow in the Ohio State University College of Medicine/Office of Health Sciences? If you are unsure, please search your name at https://directory.osu.edu/findpeople.php (the OSU Find People search) to verify that you hold one of these two job titles and that your appointment is in either a unit of the College of Medicine or the Office of Health Sciences.
- If your job title is one of the two official postdoc titles, select Postdoctoral researcher/fellow when submitting your abstract.
- If your position is listed as a Research Associate, Research Specialist, Research Scientist, or another regular, non-training research/laboratory position, you do not officially meet the criteria for the postdoctoral trainee category. If you fall into one of these titles but still consider yourself to be a postdoctoral trainee and are within five (5) years of receiving your doctorate, contact researchday@osumc.edu to discuss your situation. Please contact the office no later than January 30 to ensure a decision prior to the abstract submission deadline.
- If you are in a postdoc job title such as Post Doctoral Scientist at the Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital and you meet the eligibility criteria outlined in the “Determining eligibility” section at the top of this document, select Postdoctoral research/fellow when submitting your abstract.
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All College of Medicine students, fellows, and trainees who are eligible to participate in Research Day are also qualified to take part in the poster competition. Winners of the competition receive a substantial travel award to apply toward the cost of attending a scientific meeting of their choice.*Trainees must be present at Panel and Awards Ceremony to receive travel awards.
*Presenters may not submit more than one poster.
The judging staff typically comprises OSU Medical Center faculty; however, outside researchers and invited keynote speakers have also participated in past years. On the day of the event, the judges will review posters and completing a score sheet. The score sheets, which are based on a given set of criteria, are then tallied and the travel awards given to individuals with the highest scores within each category -- Graduate Students, PREP Scholars/Undergraduate students, MD-PhD (Medical Scientist) Students, Medical Students, Postdoctoral Trainees, and Residents/Clinical Fellows.
Travel awards are funded by the College of Medicine Office of Medical Education. The award may be used immediately by the award winner to attend a scientific meeting of his or her choice. However, awards may be used to attend only meetings that are held after the date of issuance of the award and within one year of the date of issuance of the award.
Awards may be redeemed by completing and submitting the necessary forms prior to attending the selected meeting. ResearchDay@osumc.edu
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The 2026 Poster session is back! Scheduled for Wednesday, March 11th in Hamilton Hall.
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Abstracts should include the hypothesis of the study, methods used, results, conclusions and future plans.
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Physical posters should not exceed 48x36 in size.
Poster printing: There are various options for printing both on and off-campus. Located on the First Floor of the Thompson Library in Room 160 (OIT Computer Lab) you can print posters up to 48 X 36 on plain paper for $9.25 (entire poster, not per foot). Please note you will need a Buck-ID with money on it in order to print. There is a Buck-ID machine located in the lobby of the library that will provide temporary Buck-IDs for this purpose. The Health Science Library's Medical Visuals Team provides poster printing services to researchers across the OSU campus. Information regarding Medical Visuals is available online, including printing costs a tutorial on How To Create a Poster and you should allow at least a week for printing. Printing is also available through the DHLRI. Additional print services such as FedEx/Kinko’s are also available off-campus. Templates are above if you are having difficulty accessing NWC and Medical Visuals internal pages.
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Please note that only one abstract will be accepted per trainee.
- The deadline for submission is 11:59pm February 16, 2026
- Enter a short, specific title, DO NOT USE ALL CAPITAL LETTERS.
- Enter your advisor’s name and email address.
- Enter up to five keywords pertaining to your abstract. *Do not use all capital letters*
- Type the abstract content into the space provided.
- Limit your abstract submission to no more than 2500 characters.
- Abstracts should include the objective of the study, methods used, results and conclusions.
- Categorize your research as clinical, basic or translational.
- Select unique areas of emphasis as they apply to your research.
- Your mentor must be registered to judge by March 1st for your proposal to be accepted
Travel Awards
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Winners of the COM Trainee Research Day poster competition each receive a $500 (or $1,000) Scientific Travel Award, to be used by the recipient for attending and presenting their research (the same project as presented at Trainee Research Day) at a scientific meeting of his or her choice. The award must be used within the year period following the event date (i.e., COM Trainee Research Day winners have from March 13, 2026, to March 12, 2027, to use the award, and travel must take place prior to the deadline). The award may be accessed by following the instructions below.
Policy
- The presentation must be from the same project presented at Trainee Research Day.
- The travel award is not transferable, only the winner may use the funds.
- Please note COM funds cannot be transferred to a Research Project.
- Trainees are expected to use the most economical travel arrangement possible.
- No mileage reimbursement will be given for conferences within 75 miles of Columbus.
- No mileage reimbursement will be given if the cost of flying is less than the reimbursable rate of driving. Mileage is reimbursed at 54 cents per mile only to the student whose car is being driven.
- Airline flights are acceptable for distances that are in excess of 3 hours driving time.
- No reimbursement will be provided for families accompanying the trainee.
- Meals will be reimbursed based on university per diem regulations. Meal receipts are not needed. No alcohol expenses will be reimbursed.
Travel Award Request Procedure
- Realizing the award amount is used to supplement travel funds provided through your mentor's department, we ask that your department's travel administrator coordinate your travel.
- This email, along with a copy of the abstract acceptance letter/email, and conference agenda should be attached as documentation to the WorkDay Pre-Travel Spend Authorization.
- In the Pre-Travel Spend Authorization request, please note that this request is for a 2026 RD Travel Award winner – this will help expedite request approvals.
- Once submitted, spend authorization requests should be approved or returned (if additional documentation is needed) within 5 business days.
Post Travel Procedure
- Travel reimbursements must be submitted within 30 days after the travel is complete.
- Students must notify our office of any additional awards used for this travel.
*If you do not have a travel coordinator, please contact PSET Admin Tiara Tolliver (tiara.tolliver@osumc.edu) two months prior to planned travel to ensure an internal staff member can process your travel.
For travel coordinators: use the information below to process the $500 towards the planned travel.
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2026 OSUCOM Trainee Research Day Awardees
Trainee, Mentor; Project Title
- Olivia Chan, Mentor – Tendy Chiang, MD; Endothelial Hydrogels Integrate in Engineered Tracheal Scaffolds to Enhance Airway Revascularization
- Madison Griffin, Mentor – Amy Ferketich, PhD; Does the first nicotine product used predict subsequent tobacco use behaviors?
- Sanam Jhaveri, Mentor – Robert Magnussen, MD; BMI and Age Could Predict Occurrence of Concomitant Ramp Lesions in Adolescents with Primary ACL Tears
- Na Li, Mentor – Qi-En Wang, PhD; Inhibition of Translesion DNA Synthesis Sensitizes BRCA-Deficient Ovarian Cancer to PARP Inhibitors
- Alvin Liu, Mentor – Ginny Bumgardner, MD, PhD; BRD4 inhibiton modulates antitumor immunity to confront immune checkpoint blockade resistance
- Derrick Liu, Mentor – Keith Vogt, MD, PhD; Brain modulation by sevoflurane and nitrous oxide during memory encoding and periodic painful stimulation: A 3 T functional MRI study in healthy young adults
- Matthew McFadden, Mentor – Adriana Forero, PhD; Methyl-CpG-binding protein 2 (MeCP2) supports natural killer cell responses to influenza A virus infection
- Eleanor Mohler, Mentor – Loren Wold, PhD; Pre-conception Exposure to Particulate Matter Induces Cardiometabolic Alterations in F1 Offspring
- Manas Nair, Mentor – Monica Venere, PhD; Unraveling the Resistance to CBL0137 to Glioblastoma
- Akshaya Radhakrishnan, Mentor – Francesca Cottini, MD; CADM1 as a Novel Therapeutic Target for Multiple Myeloma
- Madelyn Schmall, Mentor – Michael Lyons, MD; Characterizing Patient and Provider Perspectives on Emergency Department Usage
- Noriyuki Shinagawa, Mentor – Tracy Bedrosian, PhD; Determining the efficacy of gene replacement therapy in a mouse model of SLC35A2 deficiency
- Samuel Speaks, Mentor – Jacob Yount, PhD; Gasdermin E protects pulmonary and cardiac function in mice infected with a mouse-adapted SARS-CoV-2 variant
- Rita Suzawa, Mentor – Kartik Venkatesh, MD, PhD; EMPOWER: A randomized controlled trial of patient-led insulin titration for gestational diabetes mellitus
- Tarik Taoufik, Mentor – Robert Magnussen, MD; Reasons for Failure differ between primary and revision anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
- Jessica Wedig, Mentor – Thomas Mace, PhD; CD200-CD200R signaling promotes myeloid cell immunosuppressive function and reduces efficacy of immune checkpoint blockade in pancreatic cancer
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2025 OSUCOM Trainee Research Day Awardees
Trainee, Mentor, Department; Project Title
- Gauri Anyarambhatla, Mentor - Susheela Tridandapani, PhD, NOD2 regulation of phenotype and function in chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL)-associated macrophages
- Jeremy Beales, Mentor - Leah Pyter, PhD, Gut Microbiota Disruption During Breast Cancer Chemotherapy is Associated with Pain and Peripheral Neuropathy
- Rachel Brown, Mentor - Eugene Oltz, PhD, CRISPRi Screening Identifies SON and MAP4K1 as Regulators of IL-22 Expression
- Anjali Byappanahalli, Mentor - Christopher Oakes, PhD, Characterizing CT45A expression and function in acute myeloid leukemia
- Lillian Cleaves, Mentor - Gail E. Besner, MD, Role of Tryptophan Supplementation and Indoleamine-2,3-dioxygenase-1 in Necrotizing Enterocolitis
- Gayathri Dileepan, Mentor - Susheela Tridandapani, PhD, Aiolos promotes lung CD8 T cell resident memory
- Tanya Djemal, Mentor - David Dean, PhD, Biotextile Scaffolds for Cornea Tissue Engineering
- Giuseppe Giuliani, Mentor - Jayajit Das, PhD, Cell fencing of the tumor periphery and its effects on tumor progression
- Kiah Kapoor, Mentor - Jidong Fu, PhD, Investigating the Physical Interaction Between MicroRNA-1 and Complement Factor H
- Anusha Kapoor, Mentor - Joshua Englert, MD, Assessing Ventilator-Induced Lung Injury in Metastatic Cancer Using a Murine Model
- Roma Karna, Mentor - Federica Calore, PhD, Evaluating TRAP1 as a Novel, Potential Therapeutic Target in Dedifferentiated Liposarcoma
- Diana Kline, Mentor - Sakima Smith, MD, Characterizing Cardiotoxicities in Cabozantinib-Exposed Patients
- Anya Krishnan, Mentor - Wei Huang, PhD, AAV-Mediated Gene Therapy for Leptin Deficiency Using Modified Rec2 Capsids
- Ghee Rye Lee, Mentor - Luciano Prevedello, MD, MPH, Performance of the Winning Algorithms of the RSNA 2022Cervical Spine Fracture Detection Challenge
- Bella Lee, Mentor - Jerry Lio, PhD, SALSA: a novel flow cytometry assay to detect ascorbate at single-cell levels
- Haosheng Li, Mentor - David Bahner, MD, Building Ultrasound Proficiency in Anesthesiology: The Anesthesiology Ultrasound Community of Practice (AUCOP) Model for Longitudinal Training and Mentorship
- Anushree Majumdar, Mentor - Kevin Mason, PhD, Dysregulation of tryptophan biosynthesis as a putative treatment approach for nontypeable Haemophilus influenzae, a causative agent of otitis media
- Matthew McFadden, Mentor - Adriana Forero Rueda, PhD, MeCP2 Enhances CD8+ T Cell Immunity Against Influenza A Virus
- Manas Nair, Mentor - Monica Venere, PhD, Analysis of CBL0137 efficacy in glioblastoma treatment and emerging mechanisms of resistance
- Kyleigh Rodgers, Mentor - Phillip Popovich, PhD, Spinal Cord Injury Damages Hematopoietic Stem Cells
- Anushka Ruwanpathirana, Mentor - Rodney D. Britt Jr, PhD, ATSF, Interleukin-4 Promotes Actin Polymerization and Hypercontractility in Human Airway Smooth Muscle Cells in Asthma
- Ashley Schlaepfer, Mentor - Clayton Taylor, MD
- Leah Stein, Mentor - Sameek Roychowdhury, MD, PhD, Evaluating fibroblast growth factor receptor (FGFR) pathway mRNA and protein expression in cholangiocarcinoma tumors
- Krithik Tella, Mentor - Rosa Lapalombella, PhD, Targeting Metabolic Vulnerabilities through the Mitochondrial Complex I Inhibitor IACS-10759 in Richter's Transformation
- Jessica Velasquez, Mentor - Selvendiran Karuppaiyah, PhD, Circulating Extracellular Vesicle Proteins as Non-invasive Biomarkers for Atypical Endometrial Hyperplasia and Endometrial Cancer
- Delaney Villarreal, Mentor - Christopher Breuer, MD, Tissue Engineered Vascular Grafts Develop into Neovessels with Long-Term Functionality
- Linzhou Wang, Mentor - Qi-En Wang, PhD, Pyrimidine de novo synthesis as a targetable metabolic Achilles' Heel for epithelial ovarian cancer
- Jacob Ward, Mentor - Vikram Badhri Chakravarthy MD, Carbon Fiber Reinforced-PEEK Allows Earlier Detection of Local Tumor Progression or Recurrence Compared to Titanium Instrumentation in Spine Oncology Patients
- Kun Xing, Mentor - Dean Lee, MD, PhD, Transcriptomic and phosphoproteomic characterization of CAR-NK signaling
- Asmaa Yousif, Mentor - Hazem Ghoneim, PhD, Effective reprogramming of exhausted CD8 T cells by a novel microbial-derived metabolite
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2024 OSUCOM Trainee Research Day Awardees
Trainee, Mentor, Department; Project Title
- Koral Blunt, Mentor - Paul Stoodley PhD, Microbial Infection and Immunity; Influence of Staphylococcus epidermidis on Collagen Crimp Patterns of Soft Tissue Allograft
- Rachel Brown, Mentor – Gene Oltz PhD, Microbial Infection & Immunity Identifying; Novel Regulators of Type III Cytokine Expression by Next Gen CRISPR Screens
- Ryan Dopirak, Mentor - Ryan Rauck MD, Orthopaedics; A Propensity Matched Cohort Analysis Cemented vs Press Fit Humeral Stem fixation in Anatomic Total Shoulder Arthroplasty
- Britten Gordon, Mentor - Jennifer Woyach MD, Hematology; Targeting Covalent and Non-Covalent BTKi-Resistant CLL Using the Dual Irreversible/Reversible 4th Generation BTK Inhibitor LP-168
- Andrew Gotschall, Mentor - Daniel Gallego-Perez PhD, Biomedical Engineering; Non-viral Co-transfection of Plasticity-inducing and β Cell Patterning Transcription Factors Mediates Pro-β Cell Reprogramming in Fibroblast Cultures
- Jack Hedberg, Mentor - Kevin Cassady MD, Pediatrics; Oncolytic Virotherapy Reshapes Murine High-Grade Glioma Tumor Antigen Landscapes
- Emily Hoskins, Mentor - Sameek Roychowdhury MD, PhD, Internal Medicine; Comprehensive characterization of head and neck cancers reveal diverse oncogenic gene fusions
- Vinodhini Jayananthan, Mentor - Nagaraj Kerur PhD, Ophthalmology; Unveiling the Proangiogenic Role of Telomerase Components in Experimental Choroidal Neovascularization
- Sanjana Kothari, Mentor - Minka Schofield MD, Otolaryngology; Tobacco Screening & Cessation in the Ambulatory Setting
- Bella Lee, Mentor - Jerry Lio PhD, Microbial Infection and Immunity; The epigenetic role of vitamin C in tissue-resident memory CD8 T cell development and function
- Matthew McFadden, Mentor - Adriana Forero PhD, Microbial Infection and Immunity; Methyl-CpG binding protein 2 (MeCP2) protects against severe influenza A virus disease
- Lynn Moreira, Mentor - Jeffrey Parvin MD/PhD, Biomedical Informatics; Phosphorylation of the TAP complex regulates MHC-1 expression in cancer cells
- Debangana Mukhopadhyay, Mentor - Jayajit Das PhD, Pediatrics; Uncovering mechanisms underlying KIR2DS2 mediated signaling and activation in NK cells
- Indrani Nayak, Mentor - Jayajit Das PhD, Department of Pediatrics; SYK family kinases ZAP70 and Syk determine ITAM-mediated NK cell signaling and CD19-CAR NK cell function
- Ehi Okojie, Mentor - Julie Golomb PhD, Psychology; Assessing Connectivity Between Brain Regions During Object Category-Tuned Attention and Spatial Distraction
- Pragi Patel, Mentor - Pedram Gerami MD, Dermatology; Clinical, Morphologic, and Molecular Features of MAP3K8 Rearranged Spitz Neoplasms
- Isabella Prislusky, Mentor - Stephanie Seveau PhD, Microbial Infection and Immunity; A Novel Role for the Septin Family in Plasma Membrane Repair
- Zachary Risch, Mentor - Sameek Roychowdhury MD, PhD, Internal Medicine, Medical Oncology; A phase II nationwide, telemedicine-enabled study of pemigatinib in adult patients with advanced pancreatic cancer with FGFR2 genomic alterations
- Kyleigh Rodgers, Mentor - Phillip Popovich PhD, Neuroscience; Neutrophil excess and lymphocyte deficiency after spinal cord injury is driven by acute onset hypercortisolism
- Jack Roettger, Mentor - Jacob Yount PhD, Microbial Infection and Immunity; Mechanisms of influenza A virus infection and clearance from the heart
- Michael Ruesch, Mentor - Aharon Freud MD, PhD, Pathology; Early Exposure to Exogenous IL-15 Prevents NK Cell Precursor Maturation and KIR Acquisition
- Rebekah Rushforth, Mentor - Rolf Stottmann PhD, Pediatrics; Novel Roles for Ttc5 in Neurogenesis
- Divyaam Satija, Mentor - Matthew Henn MD, Cardiac Surgery; Transcatheter vs Surgical Aortic Valve Replacement in Patients With Prior Cardiac Surgeries
- Emily Schwarz, Mentor - William Carson MD, Department of Surgery; Trabectedin enhances IL-12 anti-tumor immunity in triple-negative breast cancer
- Divya Shankar, Mentor - Leena Nahata MD, Pediatric Endocrinology; Contraception, pregnancy, and STI counseling and care among transitioning young adults with sickle cell disease
- Alexandra Sheldon, Mentor - Nathaniel Bates PhD, Orthopaedics; A Retrospective Analysis of Outcomes in Articulating vs Static Spacers for Prosthetic Joint Infections Following Total Hip and Total Knee Arthroplasty
- Anitvir Taunque, Mentor - Lluis Samaranch PhD, Neurological Surgery; Safety and feasibility of parenchymal re-dosing of AAV2-hAADC into nonhuman primate
- Jason Yang, Mentor - Timothy Pawlik MD, PhD, MPH, MTS, MBA, FACS, FRACS (Hon.), Surgery; Chronological and geographical variations in the incidence and acceptance of COVID-19 positive donors and outcomes among abdominal transplant patients
- Mateo Zevallos, Mentor - Aaron Goldman PhD, Biological Chemistry and Pharmacology; Translation initiation factor homologs roles during cardiac regeneration in zebrafish
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2023 Research Day Award Winners
First Name Last Name COM Trainee Group Research Advisor's First Name Research Advisor's Last Name Research Advisor's Degree Research Advisor's Department Kiara Bahamonde Discovery Prep Trainee Paco Herson PhD Neurological Surgery Kevin Blum Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) Chris Breuer MD Pediatric Surgery Koral Blunt Medical Student Paul Stoodley PhD Microbial Infection and Immunity Nick DeGroff Undergraduate Andrew Fischer PhD Neuroscience Thanh Dinh Graduate Student Bethany Mundy-Bosse PhD Internal Medicine - Division of Hematology Joshua Foster Postdoctoral Researcher/Fellow Chien-Liang Glenn Lin PhD Neuroscience Kyle Gordon Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) Richard Gumina MD, PhD Internal Medicine - Cardiovascular Medicine Meretta Hanson Graduate Student Jason Wester PhD Neuroscience Devin Jones Graduate Student Ken Oestreich PhD Microbial Infection and Immunity Erryk Katayama Medical Student Ryan Rauck MD Orthopaedics James London Graduate Student Richard Fishel PhD Cancer Biology and Genetics Anushree Majumdar Undergraduate Kevin Mason PhD Pediatrics Alexander Marr Graduate Student Nicole Grieselhuber MD, PhD Internal Medicine - Division of Hematology Alexia Martin Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) Kevin Cassady MD Pediatrics Matthew McFadden Graduate Student Adriana Forero PhD Microbial Infection and Immunity Rohan Mital Medical Student Benjamin Kaffenberger MD Dermatology Ansel Nalin Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) Eric Miller MD, PhD Radiation Oncology Tuan Phan Resident/Clinical Fellow Polina Shindiapina MD, PhD Internal Medicine - Division of Hematology Charles Rabolli Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) Federica Accornero PhD Physiology & Cell Biology Zachary Risch Resident/Clinical Fellow Sameek Roychowdhury MD, PhD Internal Medicine - Division of Oncology Andrew Russell Undergraduate Aaron Goldman PhD Biological Chemistry and Pharmacology Shane Scott Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) Sakima Smith MD Internal Medicine - Cardiovascular Medicine Hanna Sorensen Medical Student Kevin Martin DO Orthopaedics Samuel Speaks Undergraduate Jacob Yount PhD Microbial Infection and Immunity Ben Stromberg Graduate Student Matthew Summers PhD Radiation Oncology Jasmine Tuazon Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) Ken Oestreich PhD Microbial Infection and Immunity Gavisha Waidyaratne Resident/Clinical Fellow Khalid Mumtaz MBBS Internal Medicine - Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition Jack Wang Medical Student Ling-Qun Hu MD Anesthesiology Tyler Young Medical Student Terrin Tamati PhD Audiology
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2022 Research Day Award Winners
First Name
Last Name
COM Trainee Group
Mentor First Name
Mentor Last Name
Mentor's Department
Jasmine
Tuazon
MD/PhD Student (MSTP Program)
Ken
Oestreich
Microbial Infection and Immunity
Helen
Chen
MD/PhD Student (MSTP Program)
Tamar
Gur
Psychiatry
Walter
Wang
MD/PhD Student (MSTP Program)
David
Carbone
Internal Medicine
Sydney
Fobare
MD/PhD Student (MSTP Program)
Erin
Hertlein
Internal Medicine
Aaren
Kettelhut
MD/PhD Student (MSTP Program)
Nicholas
Funderburg
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Kyle
Gordon
MD/PhD Student (MSTP Program)
Richard
Gumina
Internal Medicine
Ilse
Hernandez Aguirre
MD/PhD Student (MSTP Program)
Kevin
Cassady
Pediatrics
Daniel
Brook
MD/PhD Student (MSTP Program)
William
Miller
Public Health
Zheng Hong
Tan
MD/PhD Student (MSTP Program)
Tendy
Chiang
Otolaryngology
Wenyuan
Yin
MD/PhD Student (MSTP Program)
Jonathan
Godbout
Neuroscience
Kylene
Daily
MD/PhD Student (MSTP Program)
Amal
Amer
Microbial Infection and Immunity
Love
Moore
Discover Prep Student
Rodney
Britt
Pediatrics
Andrew
Karp
Discover Prep Student
Adriana
Forero
Microbial Infection and Immunity
Emma
Krebs
Undergraduate
Anne
Strohecker
Cancer Biology and Genetics
Mikayla
Bull
Undergraduate
Susheela
Tridandapani
Internal Medicine
Prathik
Chakravarthy
Undergraduate
Steven
Sizemore
Radiation Oncology
Charles
Wendt
Undergraduate
David
Arnold
Neurology
Sara
Zelinskas
Undergraduate
William
Carson
Surgery
Rakesh
Murugesan
Undergraduate
Susheela
Tridandapani
Internal Medicine
Benjamin
Ormseth
Medical Student
Robert
Duerr
Orthopaedics
Kaeli
Zoretich
Medical Student
Sabrena
Noria
Surgery
Maria Jose
Guerrero
Medical Student
Tasha
Posid
Urology
Onaopepo
Kola-kehinde
Medical Student
Hamdy
Elsayed-Awad
Anesthesiology
Vikas
Munjal
Medical Student
Lluis
Samaranch
Neurological Surgery
David
Ryskamp
Medical Student
Robert
Magnussen
Orthopaedics
Riddhima
Agarwal
Medical Student
Tendy
Chiang
Otolaryngology
Justine
Schneider
Medical Student
Paul
Stoodley
Microbial Infection and Immunity
Maria
Riley
Medical Student
Kevin
Ho
Pulmonary Disease
Jordan
Gewirtz
Medical Student
Nolan
Seim
Otolaryngology
Allison
Yan
Medical Student
Catherine
Chung
Pathology
Benjamin
Dralle
Medical Student
Jennifer
Dotson
Pediatrics
Nabiha
Islam
Medical Student
Jessica
Kaffenberger
Internal Medicine
Stuart
Ramsell
Medical Student
Courtney
Campbell
Internal Medicine
Roberto
Gonzalez
Medical Student
Robert
Magnussen
Orthopaedics
Alexandra
Sheldon
Medical Student
Kyle
VanKoevering
Otolaryngology
Catherine Grace
Hobayan
Medical Student
Jessica
Kaffenberger
Internal Medicine
Deepika
Narayanan
Medical Student
Mitchell
Grayson
Pediatrics
Douglas
Wu
Medical Student
Debra
Zynger
Pathology
Alicia
Bao
Medical Student
Francesca
Cottini
Internal Medicine
Jacob
Brooks
Medical Student
Paul
Stoodley
Microbial Infection and Immunity
Heather
Wang
Medical Student
Brett
Worly
Obstetrics/Gynecology
Tyler
Young
Medical Student
Oliver
Adunka
Otolaryngology
Sydney
Townsend
Graduate Student - Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program
Tracy
Bedrosian
Pediatrics
Kelly
Rich
Graduate Student - Neurosciences Graduate Program
Stephen
Kolb
Neurology
Brandon
Cox
Graduate Student - Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program
Maria
Ariza
Cancer Biology & Genetics
Maria
Ford
Graduate Student - Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program
Rodney
Britt
Pediatrics
Emily
Schwarz
Graduate Student - Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program
William
Carson
Surgery
Rachel
Knebel
Graduate Student - Health and Rehabilitation Science Graduate Program
Jessica
Krok-Schoen
Health Sciences
Alexa
Miehls
Graduate Student - Anatomy
Ashley
Jackson
Pediatrics
Srijana
Pokhrel
Postdoctoral Research/fellow
Kenneth
Oestreich
Microbial Infection and Immunity
Glenn
Boyles
Residents/Clinical postdoctoral fellow
Christa
Nagel
Obstetrics/Gynecology
Gregory
Serpa
Postdoctoral Research/fellow
Matthew
Long
Internal Medicine
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2021 Research Day Award Winners
Trainee Name Trainee Group Research Mentor Department Rodnie Colon Ortiz
Discovery Prep Trainee Dana McTigue, PhD
Neuroscience Abigail Leggett
Graduate Student Paul Stoodley, PhD
Microbial Infection and Immunity Keefe Mcdougal
Graduate Student Kedryn Baskin, PhD
Physiology & Cell Biology
Janani Ravikrishnan
Graduate Student Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program (BSGP)
Jennifer Woyach, MD
Internal Medicine
Himanshu Savardekar
Graduate Student Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program (BSGP) William Carson, MD
Surgery Wesley Wang
Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) David Carbone, MD, PhD
Internal Medicine Rebecca Glowinski
Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) Asuncion Mejias, MD, PhD
Nationwide Children's Hospital
Walter Wang
Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) Jose Otero, MD, PhD
Pathology David Bushart
Medical Student Candice Askwith, PhD
Neuroscience Yannis Hadjiyannis
Medical Student Michail Lionakis, MD
Laboratory of Clinical Immunology & Microbiology, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Kyle Kopechek Medical Student Gregory Cvetanovich, MD
Orthopaedics Shannon Rudolph
Medical Student Olubukola Nafiu, MD
Nationwide Children's Hospital Claire Kovalchin
Medical Student Benjamin Kaffenberger MD Internal Medicine
Manisha Ravi
Medical Student Benjamin Kaffenberger MD Dermatology Jacob Brooks
Medical Student Paul Stoodley, PhD
Microbial Infection and Immunity Cua Santino
Medical Student Michelle Humeidan, MD, PhD
Anesthesiology Shrestha Sinha Ray
Postdoctoral Researcher/Fellow
Kathrin Meyer, PhD
Nationwide Children's Hospital Brooke Benner
Postdoctoral Researcher/Fellow William Carson, MD
Surgery Greg Eisinger
Resident/Clinical Fellow
Mark Wewers, MD
Internal Medicine
Jc Chen
Resident/Clinical Fellow Syed Husain, MBBS Surgery Anthony Moussa
Undergraduate Jason Wester, PhD
Neuroscience Alissa Ray
Undergraduate W. David Arnold, MD
Neurology
