Fellows
The Paul F. Glenn Center for Biology of Aging Research supports postdoctoral associates and graduate students, termed Glenn Fellows, working in the laboratories of the Glenn Investigators, focusing on innovative questions that address the biology of aging.
Megan Anderson (Graduate Student, Chalasani laboratory)
Developing sonogenetic tools to alleviate symptoms of age-associated neurodegenerative diseases in rodent models
Emily Fennell, PhD (Postdoctoral Fellow, Metallo Laboratory)
Pipeline for quantifying nucleic acid catabolism and recycling
Sagnika Ghosh, PhD (Postdoctoral Fellow, Shadel Laboratory)
Role of Interferon-Stimulated Gene 15 in Cellular Aging
Aidan Glina (Graduate Student, Panda Laboratory)
Youth through Network Biology: uncovering the genetic pathogenesis of aging through novel implication network modeling techniques
Melanie Kaiser (Exchange student, Karlseder Laboratory)
Tackling Telomere-to-Mitochondria Signaling in Replicative Crisis
Irene Lopez, PhD (Postdoctoral Fellow, Kaech Laboratory)
Beneficial and detrimental effects of T lymphocytes-derived cytokines in microglia functional states and brain aging
Jessica Roginsky (Graduate Student, Kaech Laboratory)
Infectious history as a determinant of age-related inflammation in Alzheimer’s disease
Tao Tao, PhD (Postdoctoral associate, Allen Laboratory)
The role of astrocyte-secreted lgfbp2 in the progression of Alzheimer’s disease
Your partnership allows our scientists to accelerate the pace of high-risk, high-reward discoveries that have the potential to benefit the health of all humanity-be it cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, climate change, infectious diseases or more.
