Histology
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Tara Shrier is an SAS Honors Program junior, majoring in Cell Biology and Neuroscience. She is currently combining her love for art and science: creating 3D reconstructions of spinal cord somatosensation-to-locomotor interneurons, characterizing and quantifying their synaptic prowess, and studying their morphologies to demystify their functions.
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Simona Alomary is a second year student at Rutgers University. She is a part of the SAS Honors Program, majoring in Cell Biology and Neuroscience, with a minor in Cognitive Science.
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In addition to these featured interns, other dedicated workers include:
- Cynthia Nguyen
- Hifsa Abassi
- Akila Rayapuraju
- Harshal Parmar
ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
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Carina is a premed sophomore majoring in biology at Rutgers University. She is working on developing behavioral assays to better understand the role of dorsal horn processing in tactile allodynia and itch.
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Michael Haas is an undergraduate student at Rutgers University who is majoring in Computer Engineering and minoring in Computer Science. He is currently working on the development of computer applications to sort data outputted by our various lab instruments and use said data to generate visual graphs representing our results, all controlled by a 'user-friendly' GUI.
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In addition to these featured interns, other dedicated workers include:
- Jessica Romero
- Lisa D'souza
MOUSE GENETICS/HUSBANDRY
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Min Soang is a senior at Rutgers University studying animal science pre-veterinary medicine. She loves working with animals!
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Gloria Abbas-Zadeh is a sophomore in the SAS Honors Program, majoring in Cellular Biology and Neuroscience. She assists our lab manager. She hopes to become a physician and enjoys volunteering as an EMT.
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In addition to these featured interns, other dedicated workers include:
- Chloe Azadegan
