SBCNY Fellow Spotlights
Johnson Ho Johnson Ho, City College of New York, Biomedical Engineering major, received the 2011 Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship. Johnson was a summer 2009 SBCNY Fellow who worked under the mentorship of Kevin Costa (MSSM, Department of Medicine) on a project titled: Post-Infarction Left Ventricular Remodeling and the Law of Laplace.
[Project] [CCNY News]
Jayanth Krishnan Sara Wildstein from Queens College (Class of 2010), was one of the recipients of the 2010 Jonas E. Salk Scholarship. She is currently in her second year of medical school at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Under the mentorship of SBCNY Investigator Eric Sobie during the summer of 2009, Sara's project was titled: Computational modeling of 'leaky' ryanodine receptors and triggered arrhythmias in heart cells.
[Project] [2010 Salk Scholars]

Summer 2009 Undergraduate Program Fellows and Research Projects

Alisa Agafonova

Agafonova, Alisa (SBCNY Mentor: Azi Lipshtat, PhD)
City College of New York
Major: Physics
Title: Stochastic Effects in Polymerization Dynamics
Abstract | Poster

Johnson Ho

Ho, Johnson (SBCNY Mentor: Kevin Costa, PhD)
City College of New York
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Title: Post-Infarction Left Ventricular Remodeling and the Law of Laplace
Abstract | Poster

Kathleen McGovern

McGovern, Kathleen (SBCNY Mentor: Eric Sobie, PhD)
Hunter College
Major: Physics & Mathematics
Concentrations: Biophysics & Quantitative Biology
Title: Mathematical approaches to understand changes in cardiac action potential morphology caused by non-specific drugs
Abstract | Poster

Pamela Sanchez

Sanchez, Pamela (SBCNY Mentor: Simon Hardy, PhD)
Queens College
Major: Mathematics
Title: A Spatial Model of ERK Nuclear Translocation
Abstract | Poster

Mariola Szenk

Szenk, Mariola (SBCNY Mentor: Avi Ma'ayan, PhD)
Hunter College
Major: Bioinformatics & Economics
Title: PathwayGenerator2: Automated Visualization of Signaling Pathways using Flash and ActionScript 3
Abstract 1 | Poster 1 Abstract 2 | Poster 2

Sara Wildstein

Wildstein, Sara (SBCNY Mentor: Eric Sobie, PhD)
Queens College
Major: Art History
Honors in Mathematics and Natural Sciences
Title: Computational modeling of 'leaky' ryanodine receptors and triggered arrhythmias in heart cells
Abstract | Poster

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