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8th Annual Trainee Research Poster Symposium Winners

The 8th Annual Trainee Research Poster symposium was another great success and exhibition of the important work our trainees are producing. All the participants did a wonderful job presenting the work they are contributing to our field. Four candidates stood out among their peers. On behalf of our esteemed Dr. Leslie-Mawzi, Dr. Patel, Dr. Chamberlain, and Dr. Illith, it is the pleasure of Neurology Day Committee to announce four winners of the resident poster award this year.

Clinical Sciences

First Prize: Jennifer Keene
Optimized Benzodiazepine Treatment of Status Epilepticus through Emergency Medical Team Training
Authors: Jennifer C. Keene MD MBA, Brandon Woods MD MS, Mark Wainwright MD PhD, Mary King MD, Lindsey A. Morgan MD

Second Prize: Rachael Schutz
Early Withdrawal Of Life Sustaining Treatment After Mechanical Thrombectomy: A Mixed-Methods Analysis
Authors: Amita Singh, Rachael Schutz, Amber Ruiz, William Lou, Claire J Creutzfeldt, and Sandeep Khot

Basic Sciences

First Prize: Katherine E. Prater
Microglia subtypes in Alzheimer’s Disease detected by isolation of PU.1 positive nuclei from post-mortem human brain
Authors: Katherine E. Prater, Kevin J. Green, Carole L. Smith, Ali Shojaie, Wei Sun, Laura Heath, Shannon Rose, C. Dirk Keene, Jessica E. Young, Benjamin Logsdon, Gwenn A. Garden, and Suman Jayadev

Second prize: Ashley McDonough
CSF1R antagonism abolishes ischemic preconditioning mediated protection in white matter
Authors: Ashley McDonough, Margaret A Hamner, Davin C Gong, Sibylle Hodecker, Levi J Todd, German Rojas, Cara Nielson, Christopher B Ransom, Thomas A Reh, Bruce R Ransom, Jonathan R Weinstein
Congratulations to our winners and thank you to all who participated!

Top Docs 2021 – Pediatric Neurology

Seattle magazine has published its list of “Top Docs” for Child Neurology. UW faculty have snared all but one of these peer-endorsed recommendations. Please join me in congratulating the following winners, some for multiple years!

Stroke Club

To help lay the foundation for recovery and transition into life after a stroke. Members of the UW Medicine stroke care team will be available to answer questions and review educational topics.

Congratulations!

Marie Davis, MD, Ph.D, was awarded an NIH R01 grant for her research on investigation the role of lipid metabolism in protein aggregation and neurodegenerative disease progression.

https://neurology.uw.edu/welcome/research/davis-laboratory/