The Teen Conversation Study conducted by Amy Gentzler in the Department of Psychology is seeking teens ages 15-17 to participate.
Research
School of Public Health professor Ranjita Misra was a guest speaker at the 20th annual Texas Conference on Health Disparities, which brought together more than 400 researchers, clinicians, experts and community leaders from across the country to address health disparities.
Samantha Thompson, a doctoral student in the biochemistry and molecular medicine program, and assistant professor Michael Robichaux have spent the last three years piloting this project to better understand how inherited genetic mutations that impact retinal synapses can result in blinding diseases like retinitis pigmentosa.
A new Institutional Review Board module in the WVU Research Administration Portal or WRAP is expected to launch in February, standardizing submission processes, automating workflows and further aligning WVU with best practices for R1 universities.
The Teen Conversation Study conducted by Amy Gentzler in the Department of Psychology is seeking teens aged 15-17 to participate.
From investigating stroke disparities to exploring cancer metastasis and developing future treatments for Alzheimer’s disease, students in the Immunology and Medical Microbiology program at the School of Medicine are spending their summer contributing to impactful biomedical research.