Graduate and undergraduate students conducting neuroscience research win awards following the Auburn Research Student Symposium on April 18.
Graduate Students
Ihab Abdallah, Harrison School of Pharmacy, College Awards
for Graduate Oral Presentations
“Combined Etodolac and Alpha-tocopherol as a Novel
Therapeutic Approach for Alzheimer’s Disease Treatment”
Sharay Setti, Harrison School of Pharmacy, First Place Oral Presentation in STEM
“Effect of LEC-specific P301L Tau on Synaptic Transmission and Learning and Memory”
Warren Smith, Harrison School of Pharmacy, Second Place Poster Presentation in STEM
“Intranasal Pramlintide Administration for the Dissection of Metabolic and Cognitive Outcomes of Amylin-based Therapies in a Transgenic Mouse Model of Alzheimer’s Disease”
Grace Hoffman, Harrison School of Pharmacy, Third Place Poster Presentation in STEM
“Extra Virgin Olive Oil as a Medical Food Enhances Donepezil Effect Against Alzheimer’s Disease”
Lauren Woodie, College of Human Sciences, First Place Oral
Presentation in Social Science, Education, and Creative Scholarship in Design,
Arts, and Humanities
“Memories of Rhythms Past: Evidence for
Hippocampal Core Clock Disruptions in a Murine Model of Western Diet-induced Obesity”
Julio Yanes,
College of Liberal Arts, Third Place Oral Presentation in Social Science,
Education, and Creative Scholarship in Design, Arts, and Humanities
“Pressure-based Pain Tolerance and Cannabis: A
Neuropsychological Assessment of Pain Processing in Recreational Cannabis Users”
Undergraduate Students
Mary Claire Carlton, Harrison School of Pharmacy, First Place Poster Presentation in STEM “Investigating the Neuroprotective Effects of Dexamethasone against MPTP-induced Neurotoxicity”
Hannah Epperson, College of Liberal Arts, Third Place Poster
Presentation in Social Science, Education, and Creative Scholarship in Design,
Arts, and Humanities
“Neuromuscular Development in Neonates & Post-natal Infants:
Implications for NMES Therapy for Dysphagia”
Tyler Lynd,
Harrison School of Pharmacy, College Awards for Undergraduate Oral
Presentations
“Honokiol Ameliorates MPP+ Induced Neurotoxicity in an In
Vitro Parkinson’s Model”
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