Congrats to James Carrington and their mentor Minna-Roh Johnson. #undergraduateresearch @UofU_OUR Research at the U

I'm starting the next stage of my journey on Monday. Can't wait to begin learning medicine at the UUSOM!

Week one of medical school and I finally got to break in the scrubs I got in high school (2014) from my local HOSA chapter!

Comparing the quest individuals go on to define personal morality to food has been a highlight of my week. Dr. Lantos does an excellent job of introducing how to productively navigate difficult ethics cases. youtube.com/watch?v=rQ80B-…

Someone asked me today if having cancer made me a better oncologist and they might as well have asked if surviving a car crash makes you a better driver It’s not a requirement but it does make you more alert

Exciting day to watch Dr. Tanner present her lab's work on tissue architecture and cell metastasis at the MD/PhD National Student conference!! Dr. Kandice Tanner (she/her) MD/PhD National Student Conference

Learn about what the Minna Roh-Johnson works on in this video, called "A Day in the Life of a Cell" (featuring original music!) youtu.be/E-RLhjQZ0Vw

Hot off the press from the AMA is a new handbook to guide learners through transitions in medical education. I was thrilled to work with Saja in writing the "Intro" and "How to use this handbook" sections. Download a free copy at: cloud.e.ama-assn.org/21-1682-New-Me…

.Qian Xue et al. Minna Roh-Johnson develop a system to visualize & compare focal adhesion formation & dynamics during single cell migration in animal models vs cell culture systems. They reveal fundamental differences of Paxillin regulation. bit.ly/3WTxG2D James Carrington

I'm excited for the project I worked on Mayo Clinic in the Patel Lab to be out in Nanomaterials! Engineering Cell-Derived Nanovesicles for Targeted Immunomodulation mdpi.com/2516716 #mdpinanomaterials via @nano_mdpi