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Ravi Singh: The breadth and quality of the research presented by our graduate students at Wake Forest University never ceases to impress me

Photo taken from Ravi Singh/LinkedIn

Mar 6, 2024, 09:47

Ravi Singh: The breadth and quality of the research presented by our graduate students at Wake Forest University never ceases to impress me

Ravi Singh, Associate Professor of Cancer Biology at Wake Forest University School of Medicine, shared a post on LinkedIn:

“The breadth and quality of the research presented by our graduate students at Wake Forest University never ceases to impress me. This year, students focused on cancer research received recognition for their “3 Minute Thesis” presentations.

Congratulations to first place winner, Hope Didier (not pictured), who is working on cancer vaccines, second place and people’s choice winner, Khushbu Patel (right), who is working on nanoparticle therapeutics for myeloma, and third place winner, Yismeilin Feliz Mosquea (left), who is working to mitigate chemotherapy-induced cardiotoxicity.”

Source: Ravi Singh/LinkedIn

cancer cancer vaccines chemotherapy-induced cardiotoxicity Hope Didier Khushbu Patel Myeloma nanoparticle therapeutics OncoDaily Oncology Ravi Singh Wake Forest University School of Medicine Yismeilin Feliz Mosquea

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