Hugh Edmondson Research Fellowship: Internship Projects
The research projects vary yearly and the topics will be provided to the incoming interns before starting of the program. A Round Robin Project Matching Meeting will be held to match students’ research interests with the mentors’ projects. Then, each intern is assigned to a research project working in the mentor’s laboratory.
Past Edmondson research projects included:
- Room Temperature Storage of Serum and Plasma for Clinical Assays
- Intestinal Microbiota and the Presence of Clostridium difficile in Healthy and Symptomatic Patients
- Performance Assessment of Glucose Meters with Locally-Smoothed Median Absolute Difference (LS MAD) Curves
- The Effects of Multiple Freeze Thaw Cycles on Coagulation Testing in Plasma Samples
- Effects of ADC and Rapamycin on Autophagy in Mammary Tumor Cells
- Analyzing the Effects of ABO Mismatch on Stem Cell Transplant Engraftment
- Alanine Substitutions in the Second Acidic Domain of SIVmac239
- Detection of Oligodendrocyte Precursor Cells in Patients with Dementia
- Growth Factor - Integrin Cross-talk Affects Tumor Growth in Mice

