News Archive
Connor Wilhelm receives a National Multiple Sclerosis Society Travel Grant Award to attend the 2025 Autumn Immunology Conference (AIC) in Chicago
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Connor Wilhelm, Experimental Pathology PhD candidate in Alex Boyden’s lab, has received a travel grant from the National MS Society to attend this year’s Autumn Immunology Conference (AIC) in Chicago, where he will present a poster and short talk.
Publications: Week of November 4, 2025
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Featuring: Vladimir Badovinac, PhD; Abdelrahman Barakat, MBBCh; John Harty, PhD
Publications: Week of October 28, 2025
Tuesday, October 28, 2025
Featuring: Vladimir Badovinac, PhD; Andrew Bellizzi, MD; Ravi Tej Bommu, MD; Aaruni Khanolkar MBBS, PhD; Ashutosh Mangalam, PhD; Steven Moore MD, PhD; Anand Rajan KD, MBBS; Rostislav Ranguelov, MD; Abdullah Thayyil, MD
Under the Scope: October 2025
Friday, October 24, 2025
October's recipients are Tarique Abdalla and Heather Lai
MLS students receive Buhr and Fisher Scholarship Awards
Thursday, October 23, 2025
On Friday, October 17, we celebrated our Medical Laboratory Science students who received the David and Pamela Buhr Medical Laboratory Sciences Excellence Fund. Hanna Gee and Lexi McIntyre are fourth year students in the program who will begin clinicals next semester. Hanna will be completing her clinicals here in Iowa City and Lexi will be finishing her final year and clinicals through our partnership with Mercy College of Health Sciences.
Payton Kahl successfully defends thesis
Wednesday, October 22, 2025
Payton Kahl successfully defended her M.S. thesis on October 3rd, 2025 and completed the Pathology M.S. Program.
Publications: Week of October 21, 2025
Tuesday, October 21, 2025
Featuring: Abdelrahman Barakat, MBBCh; Adam Dupuy, PhD; Zizhen Kang, PhD; Ashutosh Mangalam, PhD; Huy Gia Vuong, PhD; Yuhang Wang, PhD; Yiqin Xiong, PhD; Meeta Yadav, MBBS, DCH
UI brain bank team contributes to CTE study
Friday, October 17, 2025
University of Iowa Health Care’s rare “brain bank” has contributed to a new study published in Nature that shows that repetitive head impact (RHI)-related brain injuries result in brain cell loss, inflammation, and vascular damage in young, former contact sport athletes. Importantly, many of these detrimental changes were seen in young athletes before the onset of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a degenerative brain condition that leads to problems with thinking and emotional regulation.
Publications: Week of October 14, 2025
Tuesday, October 14, 2025
Featuring: Sudeep Ghimire, PhD; Peter Lehman, MS; Ashutosh Mangalam, PhD; Apruva Patel, PhD; Meeta Yadav, MBBS, DCH
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