Saumya Nigam, a postdoctoral fellow in the Wang Lab, has been selected for a Poster presentation at the 2024 World Molecular Imaging Congress for her abstract titled “Non-invasive in vivo tracking of transplanted progenitor cells for pulmonary fibrosis.”
“Grants can be mind-boggling,” said Anna Moore, PhD. “Even a simple R-01 is 150 pages. How do you justify what you’re asking money for? How much to ask for?” In the newly created role of associate dean for
Adriana L. Ponton-Almodovar and Jamie Lord, two members of the Horibata lab, were selected as speakers for the 50th Annual Pharmacology Research Colloquium on June 21 hosted this year at The University of Toledo.
Members of the Wang lab, Saumya Nigam and Elvira Gjelaj presented their abstract, entitled “Automatic Quantitative Analysis of Iron Content for Magnetic Particle Imaging using Deep Learning Algorithms “, had been accepted for DahShu 2024 Data Science Symposium
Dr. Sachi Horibata was awarded grant funding from the Elsa U. Pardee Foundation for her work “Study of transcriptomic landscape shift between pre- and post-chemotherapy treated acute myeloid leukemia”.
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Saumya’s abstract selected for presentation
Saumya Nigam, a postdoctoral fellow in the Wang Lab, has been selected for a Poster presentation at the 2024 World Molecular Imaging Congress for her abstract titled “Non-invasive in vivo tracking of transplanted progenitor cells for pulmonary fibrosis.”
Dr. Moore profiled for new role as Associate Dean of research development
“Grants can be mind-boggling,” said Anna Moore, PhD. “Even a simple R-01 is 150 pages. How do you justify what you’re asking money for? How much to ask for?” In the newly created role of associate dean for
Horibata lab members selected as speakers
Adriana L. Ponton-Almodovar and Jamie Lord, two members of the Horibata lab, were selected as speakers for the 50th Annual Pharmacology Research Colloquium on June 21 hosted this year at The University of Toledo.
Wang Lab presents poster
Members of the Wang lab, Saumya Nigam and Elvira Gjelaj presented their abstract, entitled “Automatic Quantitative Analysis of Iron Content for Magnetic Particle Imaging using Deep Learning Algorithms “, had been accepted for DahShu 2024 Data Science Symposium
Dr. Horibata receives grant
Dr. Sachi Horibata was awarded grant funding from the Elsa U. Pardee Foundation for her work “Study of transcriptomic landscape shift between pre- and post-chemotherapy treated acute myeloid leukemia”.
Dr. Mahmoudi featured in MSU Med News
MSU researchers set new standards and show how a new treatment helps patients with MS, ALS, Parkinson’s disease Is it possible for nanoparticles to go through the digestive system and deliver medicine directly to the brain tissue? Researchers