Students
Students are a vital part of the research mission of WID. There are many opportunities for students to be involved in research and outreach at WID.
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Daniel Ajuzie
Computational modeling of bacterial iron homeostasis and oxidative stress response
Esau Allen
Research auto-catalyst cycles in mineral solutions that mimic the anaerobic conditions of early earth
Lauren Anthony
Mathematical cognition and learning, particularly how representation impacts mathematical reasoning
Mackenzie Beam
Mechanism that links neurodegenerative diseases to lysosomal and endosomal dysfunction.
Christopher Bou-Saab
Identifying the key regulator genes that are responsible for reprogramming.
Jacobus (Jack) Burger
Developing biomedical nanomaterials for drug delivery applications
Dan Cappabianca
Novel CAR T Cell therapy development in translational and bench top settings
Kayla Cohen
Writer-in-Residence
Fiction that accurately depicts scientific processes and the empowering effect that science can have
Ivette Colón
Encoding of social and visual concepts in the brain and in deep learning models of human cognition
Harshini Cormaty
Epigenetic mechanisms that control Primordial Germ Cell differentiation in mice
