Samantha Spellicy, PhD Exit Seminar
Neural stem cell derived extracellular vesicles as an anti-inflammatory stroke therapeutic
2:00 PM | Zoom meeting room / ID: 198 213 226 / Password: SS04142020
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Emily Pendleton Receives UGA Graduate School Dissertation Completion Award
Emily is currently living in Marseille, France, as she is one of 39 PhD students in the US to be selected for the Chateaubriand Fellowship in STEM fields. In the past year, Emily has studied in Liverpool, England as a part of the UGA-University of Liverpool collaboration. Emily also spent time studying in Galway, Ireland after she received the Cell Manufacturing Technologies International Research Fellowship. Emily credits much of her success to her undergraduate researchers that assist in daily research.
Josephine Bou Dagher Awarded First Place at UGA’s First Annual Obesity Initiative Research Symposium
She placed first in the Oral Presentation category with her research on “Independent and combined effects of Bisphenol A and Diethylhexyl Phthalate on metabolic outcomes in Sprague-Dawley rats.” We are very proud! Details
Samantha Spellicy Featured in the UGA Graduate School Magazine
Congratulations to Sam Spellicy, whose stroke research was highlighted in the Winter 2020 issue! Read the article here: On Her Personal Everest and Summiting the Terrain of the Brain