Our current Woodrow Wilson Fellows are pursuing the following research projects:
Development of a Novel Photographic Burn Atlas to Reduce Parent Distress Following Pediatric Burn Injuries and An Examination of Anxiety, Depression, and Quality of Life of Pediatric Patients on a Pediatric Hemodialysis Unit
Eyad Ali ’24, Public Health Studies
Addressing Inequity: Race, Cardiovascular Complications, and Preterm Birth
Cleo Bluthenthal ’24, Public Health Studies
The Constitutional Patterns Between Maghrebian Countries
Avnika Dubey ’24, Economics
Physiological Effects of Acetaminophen Exposure on Miniature 3D Brain Organoids
Asya Ector ’24, Neuroscience
Intersection of Sports and Society
Joshua Felton ’24, Sociology
Migrant Workers of Taiwan
Calista Huang ’24, East Asian Studies
Ionic MOFs for Enhancing Low Temp Li-S Batteries
Kush Kataria ’24, Chemistry
CaMKII Regulation in a Zebrafish Model
Susanna Kim ’24, Molecular and Cellular Biology
The Legacies of Jiangmen’s Diasporas in the US
Vicky Lin ’24, Sociology
Exploring the Mechanical Properties of the DNA in the Ribosomal Genes
Bailey Liu ’24, Biophysics
Reopening Critical Periods: Molecular Mechanism of Psychedelic Induced Metaplasticity
Julianna Smith ’24, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Pre-Med Memoir
Abigail Tuschman ’24, Writing Seminars
Rural-Urban and Regional Differences in Dual Sensory Loss and Associated Depression in India
Ethan Wang ’24, Public Health Studies
Autophagy in a Drosophila Model of C9-ALS
Elaine Yang ’24, Neuroscience
Determining the Electrostatic Properties Near a Nanoparticle when Wrapped by Different Polymers
Arham Alam ’25, Biophysics
Leiomyosarcoma Scanxiety
Caroline Brown ’25, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Development of the Aortic Isthmus
Dalila Cabrieles ’25, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Physical Activity and Brain Health
Aaliyah Gonzalez ’25, Public Health Studies
PD-1 Therapetic Antibody Expression Utilizing Self-Amplifying mRNA and Intramuscular Injection
Wilson Huang ’25, Molecular and Cellular Biology
History and Nature of Memory
Rahul Jakati ’25, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Braidings on Non-Split Tambara-Yamagami Categories over the Reals
Yoyo Jiang ’25, Mathematics
Speculative Evolution: Transdisciplinarity
Tobi Park ’25, Writing Seminars
De-orphanization of Vanilloid TRP channels through High-Throughput Virion-Based Screening
Achyuth Parola ’25, Biophysics
Word Class Analysis in Written Discourse in Primary Progressive Aphasia
Katelyn Surrao ’25, Neuroscience
A Comparison of Mental Heath Behaviors, Perceptions, and Stigmas Within Black Immigrant Generations in The Washington Metropolitan Area
Rachel Baffoe-Bonnie ’26: Medicine, Science, and the Humanities
A Comparative Analysis of Cognition and Educational Standing of Students with Sickle Cell Disease in Contrast to Bone Marrow Transplant and Gene Therapy Recipients as an African American Population within Baltimore
Julius Coker ’26, Public Health Studies
CaMKII Target Inhibition
Muadh Elyamani ’26, Biophysics
Women, Welfare, and Work: The Role of Public Policy in the Women’s Liberation Movement
Arusa Malik ’26, International Studies
A Novel Approach to the Investigation of the Function and Localization of Outer Membrane Beta-barrel Assembly Machinery Subunit A (BamA) in Escherichia coli
Ethan Posner ’26, Biophysics
Preventing a Necrotic Core in Human Retinal Organoids
Rohit Rachala ’26, Mollecular and Cellular Biology
Investigation of DNA Damage Response in Neurons During Synaptic Activity Using vfCRISPR
Ramazan Solak ’26, Biophysics
Investigating a Bidirectional Relationship between Sleep and Frontotemporal Dementia in Drosophila
Miguel Velasco ’26, Neuroscience
A Comparison of a Novel Radiotracer 11C-CPPC for the Macrophage Colony-Stimulating Factor 1 Receptor and 11C-DPA-713 for Translocator Protein 18kDa in Humans
Sophia Wu ’26, Neuroscience
A Novel Approach for Measuring the Lag Time Between Economic Inequality and Health Status
Brandon Yoo ’26, Public Health Studies