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Enko Kiprilov won Travel Awards from the Ammerican Association of Anatomists to attend the FASEB Experimental Biology Meeting in San Diego, in April 2008; an award from CSCR/MWAFMR to attend their meeting in Chicago, IL in April 2008 and a Travel Award to attend the First International Symposium on Human Embryonic Stem Cells in Evry, France in January 2008. Enko works with Rhoda Hirsch in the Dept. of Anatomy and Structural Biology.
Joe Sabat won a Travel Award to present a poster entitled "Proximal Ligand Switching Mechanism of iNOS" at the 2008 Biophysical Society meeting in Long Beach, CA. Joe works with Drs. Rousseau and Yeh in the Dept. of Physiology and Biophysics.
Ayana Jordan won a Travel Award to attend the upcoming meeting on "Tolerance in Transplantation and Autoimmunity", Jan 29 - Feb 3, 2008, at Keystone Resort in Keystone,Colorado. Ayana works in Dr. Fernando Macian's lab in the Dept. of Pathology.
Lourdes Mendez won a Travel Award to attend the 49th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Hematology in Atlanta, Georgia, December 8-11, 2007. Her presentation is entitled "CtBP1 Is a Novel and Essential Corepressor for BCL6 Autoregulation." Lourdes defended her thesis this past year and is applying for residency positions in Internal Medicine.
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Having grown up in the Bronx, coming to Einstein gives me the opportunity to learn science and practice medicine in ways that are important to the community that I come from. Not only is Einstein a great research institution, but it is also committed to diversity and social consciousness in medicine. The MSTP is structured to accommodate our dual training while remaining flexible to our individual goals. And frankly, I love having my own studio apartment in NYC.