Thirty-three research posters were presented by students, pharmacy residents and faculty members at Georgia Campus 鈥� 黑料传送门鈥檚 (GA-黑料传送门) Seventh Annual Research Day held last week. The event kicked off with a keynote speech by Audrey Duarte, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychology at Georgia Tech. The title of Dr. Duarte鈥檚 talk was 鈥淲hat Can Neuroimaging Tell Us about Age-Related Memory Changes.鈥�
Research ranging from such topics as the initiative to increase pneumococcal vaccination rates in rural Georgia clinics, to social media and digital epidemiology, to therapeutic management of lower extremity arterial bypass graft occlusion was presented.
Research Day award winners included:
Biomedical Sciences
Osteopathic Medicine
School of Pharmacy
Residents/Fellows
Faculty members who participated as judges and/or on the ad-hoc Research Day planning committee included: Adwoa Aduonum, PhD; Vishakha Bhave, PhD; Skye Bickett, DHSc; Valerie Cadet, PhD; Shafik Habal, MD; Abigail Hielscher, PhD; Georga Huang, PhD; Frank Jenney, PhD; Robert McAfee, PhD; Mary Owen, JD, MS, PhD; Srujana Rayalam, DVM, PhD; Lori Redmond, PhD; Rangaiah Shashidharamurthy, PhD and Xinyu Wang, PhD.
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