Tri-I StARR Trainees

Research topic(s)/interest(s): Neonatal immune development and how the microbiome is established

My goal is to become a practicing neonatologist and independent research investigator studying the role of the immune system in shaping ongoing organ development and pathophysiology in premature neonates. The program will help me to continue to develop, not only my research questions and skills, but also importantly gaining the skills to run my own research

Research topic(s)/interest(s): Inflammatory signaling in obesity-induced atrial fibrillation

Research topic(s)/interest(s):  Ebstein-Barr virus and type I interferon gene expression in systemic lupus erythematosus.

The Tri-StARR program will give me the dedicated time, mentorship structure, and financial support to build the needed research skills and techniques for my future career while providing an opportunity to fulfill my scientific curiosity. 

Research topic(s)/interest(s):  Tumor-immune system crosstalk in pediatric cancer.

Being a part of the Tri-I StARR will provide me with many invaluable additional resources to advance my research training. My goal is to work as a pediatric hematologist/oncologist and independent research investigator studying the interaction of the immune system with tumors in pediatric cancers.