Hometown: Casablanca, Morocco
\nAlma Mater: Duke University
\nUndergraduate Degree: B.S. Biology with Genomics Concentration, B.A. Computer Science
\nMentor: Dr. Benjamin Vincent
\nResearch Focus: Understanding the role of minor histocompatibility antigens following alloHCT, discovery of novel mHA-targeting T-cell receptors for AML immunotherapy, understanding the mechanism of epigenetic modifiers in AML therapy
\nSpecialty Interest: Hematology\/Oncology<\/p>\n
Hometown: Cullowhee, North Carolina
\nAlma Mater: Western Carolina University
\nUndergraduate Degree: B.S. Chemistry
\nMentor: Dr. Adam Kimple
\nResearch Focus: Investigating the characteristics and complications of sinus involvement in cystic fibrosis patients
\nSpecialty Interest: Otolaryngology, specifically Head and Neck Surgery<\/p>\n
Hometown: Chapel Hill, North Carolina
\nAlma Mater: Princeton University
\nUndergraduate Degree: B.S.E Computer Science
\nMentors: Dr. Jeff Stringer, Dr. Kavitha Arora, Dr. Jill Hagey, Dr. Catherine John
\nResearch Focus: Exploring the use of AI to improve diagnostic accuracy of ultrasound in low resource settings, the effect\u00a0of peripartum counseling on postpartum permanent contraception, and VTE treatment algorithms for GYN ONC patients
\nSpecialty Interest:\u00a0OB\/GYN<\/p>\n
Hometown: Orcas Island, Washington
\nAlma Mater: Linfield College
\nUndergraduate Degree: B.S. Biology
\nMentors: Dr. Michelle Go, Dr. Grace Prakalapakorn
\nResearch Focus: Screening and treatment practices of retinopathy of prematurity in North Carolina
\nSpecialty Interest: Ophthalmology<\/p>\n
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