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Success Stories The training program at NHLBI is designed to prepare Fellows for
positions in Academics either in the U.S. or
abroad as well as
in Government, Industry or Public Service. Some examples
of recent trainees at NHLBI include:
U. S. Academic Appointments:
Basic Science Departments
Michael Adams, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
of Pharmacology, Campbell University School of Pharmacy.
Dr. Adams was a fellow in the Laboratory of Molecular Immunology
under the mentorship of
Dr. Lance Pohl from 2003-2005. His
project involved mechanisms of drug-induced liver toxicity. He
was a member of the Fellows Advisory Committee.
Cynthia Ju, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Immunology and
Toxicology, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of
Colorado. Dr. Ju was a Visiting Fellow in the Laboratory of
Molecular Immunology under the mentorship of Dr. Lance Pohl from
1999-2002. Her research was in the area of immunotoxicology.
Jeffery
Klauda, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of Maryland. Dr.
Klauda was a Fellow in the
Laboratory of Computational Biology under the mentorship of
Dr. Bernard
Brooks from 2003-2007. His research was on molecular
modeling.
Joseph Larkin, Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, Bloomsburg
University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Larkin was a Predoctoral Fellow
at the University of Georgia under the mentorship of
Dr. Bernard
Brooks in the Laboratory of Computational Biology from 2004-2006.
His research was on electronic structure and reaction pathway
modeling.
Edward Mills, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Pharmacology,
University of Texas at Austin. Dr. Mills was a Fellow in the
Cardiovascular Branch under the mentorship of
Dr.
Toren Finkel from 1997-2004. His research involved a molecular
approach to understanding the basis of hyperthermia caused by Ecstasy.
Jackob
Moskovitz, Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology, University
of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas.. Dr. Moskovitz was a Fellow
in the Laboratory of Biochemistry under the mentorship of
Dr. Earl Stadtman from 1997-2003. His project was understanding
how methionine and methionine sulfoxide can protect cells from oxidative
damage.
Smita Sampath, Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor. Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Yale University. Dr.
Sampath was a Fellow
in the Laboratory of Cardiac Energetics under the mentorship of
Dr. Eliot McVeigh from 2004-2007. Her project was to
develop methods for real-time cardiac MRI imaging. She was a
member of the Fellows Advisory Committee.
Sruti Shiva, Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor. Department of Pharmacology, University of
Pittsburgh Medical School. Dr.
Shiva was a Fellow in the Translational Medicine Branch under the mentorship of
Dr. Mark Gladwin from 2004-2008. Her project was to
understanding the role of nitric oxide in regulating mitochondrial
function and the response to ischemia/reperfusion. She was a
member of the Fellows Advisory Committee.
George Stan, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry,
University of Cincinnati. Dr. Stan was a Fellow in the
Laboratory of Computational Biology under the mentorship of
Dr. Bernard
Brooks from 2002-2006. His research was on molecular
modeling. He received a FARE award from NIH and was a
recipient of a Lenfant Fellowship at NHLBI. He also received
an
AHA Scientist Development Grant.
Mikiei Tanaka, Ph.D., Research Assistant Professor,
Donald W. Reynolds Department of Geriatric Medicine, University
of Oklahoma. Dr. Tanaka was a Fellow
in the Laboratory of Biochemistry under the mentorship of Dr. Earl Stadtman from
2000-2008. His project was understanding
how methionine and methionine sulfoxide can protect cells from
oxidative damage causes aging and cell death.
Qize Wei,
Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biology, Kansas State University,
Manhattan, Kansas. Dr. Wei was a fellow in the Laboratory
of Cardiac Energetics under the mentorship of
Dr.
Robert Adelstein from 1997-2004. His research involved
understanding the transcriptional regulation of muscle development.
His research was supported by an NHLBI K22
Research Transition Award.
Link
to his publications at NHLBI
Hai-Hui Xue, M.D, Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor, Department of Microbiology, University of Iowa
Medical School, Iowa City, Iowa. Dr. Xue was a Research Fellow
in the Laboratory of Molecular Immunology under the mentorship of
Dr. Warren
Leonard from 2000-2006. His research concerned the
regulation of interleukin 7 receptor alpha-chain gene
expression in T cells. He was a recipient of a Lenfant Fellowship at NHLBI.
Link
to his publications at NHLBI.
Wenjun Zheng, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of
Physics, University of Buffalo. Dr. Zheng was a Research
Fellow in the Laboratory of Computational Biology under the
mentorship of
Dr. Bernard
Brooks from 2003-2007. His research concerned
multidimensional molecular dynamic models of protein structure.
Clinical Departments
Thomas Cimato, M.D.,
Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Division of Cardiovascular
Medicine, University of Buffalo. Dr. Cimato was a Fellow in the
Cardiology Branch under the mentorship of Dr. Elizabeth Nabel from
2002-2007. His project involved stem cells in
cardiovascular disease.
Peiman
Hematti, M.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine (Hematology),
University of Wisconsin. Dr. Hematti was a Fellow in the
Hematology Branch under the mentorship of
Dr. Cynthia Dunbar from
1999-2004. His project was involved with modeling human hematopoietic
stem cell gene therapy in nonhuman primates.
Aarif Khakoo, M.D.,
Assistant Professor, Cardiology, M. D. Anderson Cancer Center,
Houston, Texas. Dr. Khakoo was a Clinical Fellow in the
Cardiovascular Branch under the mentorship of
Dr. Toren
Finkel from 2001-2005 as part of the Johns Hopkins University
Clinical Training Program. His research concerned the
application of stem cells in cardiovascular therapies.
Shyama Masilamani, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Division
of Nephrology, Department of Internal Medicine, Medical College
of Virginia. Dr. Masilamani was a Fellow in the Laboratory
of Kidney and Electrolyte Metabolism under the mentorship of
Dr.
Mark Knepper from 1997-2004. Her research involved understanding
the regulation of the expression of renal transporters. Her
research was supported by an NHLBI K22
Research Transition Award.
Ivan Rosas, M.D.,
Lecturer on Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA. Dr. Rosas was a Clinical Fellow
in the Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Branch from 1997-2005.
His project involved studies of pulmonary fibrosis. He was a
member of the Fellows Advisory Committee.
Bipin Savani, M.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine (Hematology-Oncology),
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. Dr. Savani was a Fellow in the
Hematology Branch under the mentorship of
Dr. John Barrett from
2003-2007. His project was involved with modeling human hematopoietic
stem cell gene therapy in nonhuman primates.
International Academic Appointments:
Canada
Alexander J.
Dick, M.D., Cardiologist, Sunnybrook and Women's College
Health Sciences Centre, Toronto. Dr. Dick was a
Clinical Fellow in the Cardiovascular Branch from 2001-2003 under
the mentorship of
Dr. Robert Lederman. His research concerned
the application of interventional MRI to cardiovascular disease.
A link to his publications at NHLBI is provided
here.
Arnold Kristof, M.D., Assistant Professor of
Medicine, Critical Care Division
Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal. Dr. Kristof was a
Clinical Fellow in the Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Branch from
1998-2004 under
the mentorship of Dr. Joel Moss. His research concerned the
role of nitric oxide in mediating lung injury.
Ian
Paterson, M.D., C.M., Assistant Professor of Medicine,
Division of Cardiology, University of Alberta. Dr. Paterson was a
Fellow in the Cardiovascular Branch under the mentorship of
Dr.
Andrew Arai from 2002-2004. His research involved clinical
studies of cardiac MRI.
Richard B. Thompson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor,
Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Alberta,
Edmonton. Dr. Thompson was a Visiting Fellow in the
Laboratory of Cardiac Energetics under the supervision of Dr. Eliot
McVeigh from 2000-2003.
Chile
Pedro Gallardo, Ph.D., Assistant Professor,
Department of Physiology, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile. Dr.
Gallardo was a Fellow in the Laboratory of Kidney and Electrolyte
Metabolism under the mentorship of
Dr. Maurice B. Burg
from 2005-2007. His research signaling mechanisms in renal
function.
China
Jun Lu, M.D., Ph.D.,
Associate Professor, Beijing Capital Medical University. Dr. Lu was a Visiting Fellow in the Hematology Branch
under the supervision of Drs Kevin Brown and Neal Young from 2002 to
2006. Her research involved studies of parviovirus and aplastic
anemia. She was a member of the NHLBI DIR Fellows Advisory
Committee.
Link to her publications at NHLBI
Kai-Feng Xu, M.D., Associate Professor, Department of
Pulmonary Medicine, Peking Union Medical College. Dr. Xu
was a Visiting Fellow in the Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine
Branch under the supervision of
Dr. Martha Vaughan
from 2002-2005. His research involved signal transduction
pathways involved in vesicular trafficking.
Denmark
Robert
Fenton, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Water and
Salt Research Center, University of Aarhus.
Dr.Fenton was a Fellow in the Laboratory
of Kidney and Electrolyte Metabolism under the mentorship of
Dr.
Mark Knepper from 2001-2005. His research involved
understanding the function of renal ion transporters in regulating
salt and water balance. Dr. Fenton received a Lenfant Fellowship
for his research accomplishments. Link
to his publications at NHLBI.
Finland
Mikko Laukkanen, Ph.D.,
Group Leader, Medicity Research Laboratory, University of Turku. Dr.
Laukkanen was a Visiting Fellow in the Hematology Branch under the
direction of Dr.
Cynthia Dunbar from 2002-2005. His work
concerned gene therapy of hematopoietic diseases.
Germany
Ruth
Seggewiss, M.D., Department of Hematology/Oncology, Medizinische Klinik und Poliklinik II, University of Würzburg. Dr. Seggewiss was a Visiting Fellow in the Hematology
Branch under the mentorship of
Dr. Cynthia Dunbar from 2004-2005.
Her work concerned gene therapy of hematopoietic diseases.
Hungary
Elfrieda Fodor, Ph.D., Staff Scientist, Institute of
Biophysics, Biological Research Centre, Szeged, Hungary.
Dr. Fodor was a Visiting Fellow in the Laboratory of Cell Biology
under the supervision of Dr. Ann Ginsburg from
2003-2007. His research concerned biophysical approaches to
intermolecular interactions.
Mihály Kovács, Ph.D.,
Research Associate Professor of
Biochemistry, Eötvös University, Budapest.
Dr. Kovács, was a Visiting Fellow in the Laboratory of Molecular
Physiology under the supervision of Dr. James Sellers from
2002-2005. His research concerned biophysical approaches to
intermolec kinetic properties of myosins. Dr. Kovács received a
Lenfant Fellowship, and a member of the NHLBI DIR Fellows Advisory
Committee.
Link to his publications at NHLBI.
He was awarded an NIH R01
Global Health
Research Initiative Program for New Foreign Investigators (GRIP)
grant to support his initial research efforts in Hungary.
Link to his publications at NHLBI.
India
Siddhartha Jana, Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor, Indian
Association for the Cultivation of Science, Kolkata.
Dr. Jana was a Visiting Fellow in the Laboratory of Molecular
Cardiology under the supervision of Dr. Robert Adelstein from
2002-2007. His research concerned the properties of non-muscle myosins.
Japan
Hirofumi Arai, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department
of Fisheries Sciences, Nagasaki University. Dr.
Arai was a Visiting Fellow in the Pulmonary and Critical Care
Medicine Branch under the direction of
Dr. Joel Moss from 2003-2005. His work concerned the
molecular diagnosis of pulmonary disease.
Nanae Harashima, M.D., Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department
of Immunology, Shimane University School of Medicine. Dr.
Harashima was a Visiting Fellow in the Hematology
Branch under the mentorship of
Dr. Richard Childs from 2005-2007.
His work concerned hematopoietic cell transplantation therapies for
cancer paitents.
Yoshihuki
Takahashi, M.D., Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department
of Pediatrics, Nagoya University School of Medicine. Dr.
Takahashi Dr. was a Visiting Fellow in the Hematology
Branch under the mentorship of
Dr. Richard Childs from 2001-2005.
His work concerned hematopoietic cell transplantation therapies for
cancer paitents. Link
to his publications at NHLBI.
Jordan
Feras Hawari,
M.B.B.S., Assistant Professor of Medicine and Pharmacology,
and King Hussein Cancer Center, University of Jordan.
Dr. Hawari was a Clinical Fellow in the Pulmonary and Clinical Care
Medicine Branch under the supervision of
Dr. Stewart Levine from 2000-2004. His research concerned
how the shedding of TNF receptors affects signal transduction.
Korea
Hyoung-Pyo Kim, Ph.D., Assistant Professor,
Department of Environmental Medical Biology, Yonsei University
College of Medicine. Dr.Kim was a Research Fellow in the
the Laboratory of Molecular Immunology under the
mentorship of Dr. Warren Leonard from 1998-2008. His research concerned
interleukin receptor signaling.
Tae-Young Roh, Ph.D., Assistant Professor,
Division of Molecular and Life Sciences, Pohang University of Science and
Technology (POSTECH). Dr. Roh was a Research Fellow in the
the Laboratory of Molecular Immunology under the
mentorship of
Dr. Keji Zhao from 2002-2008. His research concerned
genome-wide assessment of chromatin modifications.
Taiwan
Shpu-Lin
Chang, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, National Tsing Hua
University, HsinChu. Dr. Chang was a Visiting Fellow in the
the Laboratory of Biophysical Chemistry under the
mentorship of Dr. Nico Tjandra from 2001-2005. His research
concerned structural dynamics of proteins using NMR techniques.
Thailand
Panapat Uawithya, M.D.,
Ph.D., Instructor,
Department of Physiology, Mahidol University,
Faculty of
Medicine Siriraj Hospital, Bangkok. Dr. Padilla was a
Visiting Fellow in the Laboratory of Kidney and Electrolyte
Metabolism under the supervision of Dr. Mark Knepper rom 2006-2008.
His research involved understanding ion transport mechanisms in the
kidney.
The Phillipines
Philip Padilla, M.D., Ph.D.,
Associate Professor,
Department of Biological Sciences, University of the Philippines in
the Visayas, Miag-ao. Dr. Padilla was a
Visiting Fellow in the Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Branch
under the supervision of
Dr. Martha Vaughan
from 2001-2005. His research involved signal transduction
pathways involved in vesicular trafficking. He was a member of
the NHLBI DIR Fellows Advisory Committee.
United Kingdom
Jonathan Hill, M.B. Ch.B., Clinical Senior Lecturer,
King’s College and Consultant
Cardiologist, King’s College Hospital, London. Dr.
Hill was a
Clinical Fellow in the Cardiovascular Branch from 1999-2003 under
the mentorship of
Dr. Robert Lederman. His research concerned
the application of interventional MRI to cardiovascular disease.
A link to his publications at NHLBI is provided
here.
Katayoun Rezvani, M.D., Ph.D., Clinical Senior Lecturer,
Imperial College School of Medicine/Hammersmith Hospital, London.
Dr. Rezvani was a Clinical Fellow in the Hematology Branch under the
mentorship of Dr. John Barrett from 2001-2007. Her research
concerned the immune responses to stem cell transplantation.
She was a recipient of a Lenfant Fellowship at NHLBI.
Link to her publications at NHLBI.
Former Trainees in
the Federal Government
Jainjun Bao, Ph.D.,
Staff Scientist, Cardiology Branch, NHLBI. Dr. Bao was a Fellow in the Laboratory of Molecular Cardiology under the
mentorship of
Dr. Robert Adelstein
from 2002-2006. Her work concerned understanding the roles of
cardiac myosin using knockout mice.
Denise Crooks, Ph.D.,
Technology Transfer Specialist, NHLBI
Office of the Director. Dr. Crooks was a fellow
in the Pulmonary Critical Care Medicine Branch under
Dr. Joel Moss from 2000-2005, where
her research concerned the molecular and genetic analysis of
Lymphangioleiomyomatosis. She was a member of the NHLBI DIR Fellows
Advisory Committee.
Richard Francis,
Ph.D.,
Staff Scientist, Laboratory of Develoomental Biology, NHLBI. Dr. Kim was a
Visiting Fellow in the Laboratory of Develoomental Biology under the
mentorship of
Dr. Cecilia Lo from 2003-2008. His work concerned
using genetic approaches to understand cardiac development.
Charles Joyce, Ph.D.,
Scientific Review Administrator,
Review Branch, NHLBI. Dr. Joyce was a Fellow in
the Molecular Diseases Branch under the mentorship of Drs. Silvia
Fojo and Bryan Brewer, where his esearch focused on the role of the
ABC1 cholesterol transporter in
cardiovascular disease. He was also a participant in the
Fellows Rotation in Extramural Research, which provides an
opportunity for NHLBI fellows to take time from their experiments to
learn about extramural research administration.
Chang Sook Kim, Ph.D.,
Scientific Review Administrator,
Review Branch, NHLBI. Dr. Kim was a Fellow in
the Molecular Diseases Branch under the mentorship of Drs. Silvia Fojo and Bryan Brewer,
from 2002-2004. She was also a participant in the Fellows Rotation
in Extramural Research, which provides an opportunity for NHLBI
fellows to take time from their experiments to learn about
extramural research administration.
Kye-Young Kim, Ph.D.,
Staff Scientist, Cardiology Branch, NHLBI. Dr. Kim was a
Research Fellow in the Laboratory of Molecular Cardiology under the
mentorship of
Dr. Robert Adelstein
from 2003-2008. Her work concerned understanding the roles of
cardiac myosin using knockout mice.
Lijuan Liu, Ph.D.,
Scientific Program Specialist,
Atherothrombosis & Coronary Artery Disease Branch, NHLBI. Dr.Liu was a Fellow in
the Molecular Diseases Branch under the mentorship of Drs. Silvia Fojo and Bryan Brewer,
from 2003-2007 where her research focused on the role of the cholesterol transporters in
cardiovascular disease. She was also a participant in the
Fellows Rotation in Extramural Research, which provides an
opportunity for NHLBI fellows to take time from their experiments to
learn about extramural research administration.
Ryan Morris, Ph.D.,
CSR Review Intern, Center For Scientific Review, NIH. Dr.
Morris was a Fellow in the Laboratory of Kidney and Electrolyte
Metabolism un the mentorship of Dr. Mark Knepper from 2002-2006
where his research focused on novel kinases in renal function. Dr.
Morris was a member of the Fellows Advisory Committee.
Kazuo Takeda, M.D., Ph.D., Staff Scientist, Laboratory
of Viral Diseases, NIAID. Dr. Takeda was a Fellow in the
Pathology Section and Laboratory of Molecular Cardiology under the
mentorship of
Dr. Robert Adelstein from 1998-2005. Her work
concerned the pathophysiology of cardiac defects in myosin knockout
mice.
Roberto Weigert, Ph.D., Tenure Track Investigator,
National Institute of Dental and Cranionfacial Research, NIH.
Dr. Weigert was a Research Fellow in the laboratory of
Dr. Julie Donaldson from 2001-2006. His research concerned
trafficking of cellular organelles.
Kevin Welch, Ph.D.,
Research Toxicologist,
Poisonous
Plant Research Laboratory, Agricultural Research Service, US Department
of Agriculture, Logan, UT. Dr. Welch was an IRTA Fellow in
the Laboratory of Molecular Immunology under the mentorship of
Dr.
Lance Pohl from 2002-2005. His research concerned
proteomic identification of potential susceptibility factors in
drug-induced liver disease. Dr. Welch was a member of the Fellows Advisory
Committee.
Steven Yee, Ph.D.,
Toxicologist, Center for Aerobiological Sciences,
U.S. Army Medical
Research Institute of Infectious Disease, Fort Detrick,
Frederick, MD. Dr.Yee was an IRTA Fellow in
the Laboratory of Molecular Immunology under the mentorship of
Dr.
Lance Pohl from 2003-2008. His research concerned
protective strategies for drug-induced liver disease. Dr. Yee
was a member of the Fellows Advisory Committee.
Former Trainees in
Industry or Public Service:
Georgios Amexis, Ph.D., Regulatory Manager, Oncology,
Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany. Dr. Amexis was a Visiting
Fellow in the Hematology Branch under the mentorship
of Dr.
Neil Young from 2003-2007. His research concerned the
development of novel peptide antigens for vaccine development.
Fraser Brown, Ph.D.,
Patent Agent,
Rothwell, Figg, Ernst & Manbeck, P.C., Washington, D.C..
Dr. Browh was a fellow in the laboratory of
Dr. Julie Donaldson
from 2000-2005, where his research concerned protein trafficking.
He was a member of the NHLBI Fellows Advisory Committee where he
became interested in Patent Law.
Chiara Buono-Dalton, M.D., Cardiovascular Senior Scientist,
VisEn Medical,
Woburn, MA. Dr. Buono was a Fellow in the Cardiology
Branch under the mentorship of
Dr.
Howard Kruth from 2004-2007. Her research focused on
mechanisms of cholesterol transport in macrophages.
Ye Che, Ph.D.,
Senior Scientist, Exploratory Medical Sciences,
Pfizer, Groton, CT.
Dr. Che was a Fellow in the Laboratory of Computational
Biology under the mentorship of
Dr. Bernard
Brooks from 2003-2008. His research was on molecular
modeling. He received a FARE award from NIH.
Martin Crook, Ph.D., Senior Research Biochemist, Merck
Research Laboratories, Rahway, NJ. Dr. Crook was a fellow
in the laboratory of
Dr. Elizabeth Nabel from 2001-2005, where his research focused
on the role of cell cycle signaling in atherosclerotic cell
proliferation. He was a member of the NHLBI DIR Fellows
Advisory Committee.
Lara Campbell,
Ph.D. Senior Program Associate, Research Competitiveness
Program, AAAS, Washington DC. Dr. Campbell was a Fellow
in the Laboratory of Biochemistry under the mentorship of
Dr. Thressa
Stadtman from 2001-2003, where her research focused on the
effects of HIV infection on cellular redox reactions. She
was an active member of the Fellows Advisory Committee
Takumi Matsumoto,
Ph.D., Researcher, Otsuka Pharmaceutical Company, Tokyo,
Japan. Dr. Matsumoto was a fellow in the Translational
Medicine Branch under the mentorship of Dr. Paul Huang from
2006-2008. His research concerned the interaction of p53 with
oxidative stress.
Niveen
Mulholland, Ph.D., Senior Scientist,
Midwest Research
Institute, Rockville, MD. Dr. Mulholland was a Fellow
in the Laboratory of Molecular Immunology under the mentorship of
Dr. Keji Zhao
from 2003-2006. Her research focused on the role of chromatin
remodeling in the control of gene transcription.
Emily Rothstein, Ph.D., Research Scientist,
Eli Lilly and Co., Indianapolis, IN. Dr. Rothstein was an IRTA
fellow in the the Laboratory of Cardiac Energetics under the
mentorship of
Dr. Robert Balaban from 2003-2006. Her research
concerned in vivo imaging of cardiac energetics. Dr. Rothstein
was a member of the Fellows Advisory Committee.
Brigitte Simons,
Ph.D., Product Application Lab Scientist, MDS
Analytical Technologies, Toronto. Dr. Simons was a Visiting fellow in
the the Laboratory of Kidney and Electrolyte Metabolism under the
mentorship of Dr. Mark Knepper from 2005-2007. Her research
concerned proteomic approaches to kidney function. Dr. Rothstein
was a member of the Fellows Advisory Committee.
Rachael Strong, Ph.D.,
Regulatory Affairs Specialist,
Technical
Resources International, Bethesda, MD. Dr. Strong was a
postdoctoral fellow in the Laboratory of Biophysical Chemistry under
the supervision of Dr. Henry Fales from 2005 to 2006. Her
research concerned mass spectrometric analysis of protein structure.
She was also a member of the Fellows Advisory Committee.
Alexandre Vignaud, Ph.D., Technical Specialist, Siemens
Medical Systems, Paris, France. Dr. Vignaud was a Visiting
Fellow in the Laboratory of Cardiac Engergetics under the mentorship
of Dr. Han Wen from 2003-2005. His research concerned the
development of novel MR imaging techniques for myocardium.
Matt Wolfe, Ph.D., Senior Scientist,
Schafer Corporation,
Arlington, VA.. Dr. Wolfe was an IRTA fellow in the
Laboratory of Biochemistry under the mentorship of
Dr. Thressa
Stadtman from 2001-2005. His research concerned the enzymology
of selenosphosphate synthetase. Dr.Wolfe received a Lenfant Fellowship. Link
to his publications at NHLBI.
H. Daniel Zang, Ph.D.,
Scientific Advisor,
Wilson Sonsini
Goodrich & Rosati, Washington, DC. Dr. Zang was a Research
Fellow in the Laboratory of Developmental Biology under the
mentorship of
Dr. Yosuke Mukoyama from 2006-2008. He was a member of the
Fellows Advisory Committee.
Rong Zeng, Ph.D.,
Investigator,
Mediummune, Gaithersburg, MD. Dr. Zeng was a Research
Fellow in the the Laboratory of Molecular Immunology under the
mentorship of Dr, Warren Leonard from 2002-2008. His research
concerned Interleukin 21.
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