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Kate announced as 2024-25 Leadership in Diversity Fellowship Recipients!
This fellowship program recognizes MSTP students who have demonstrated an exceptional commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion through leadership in initiatives that foster the program’s commitment to creating a diverse, inclusive, equitable and just climate.
Disa receives Honda Fellowship Award
The Honda Fellowship Award will provide $960 for Disa to travel to the NANS meeting and will host an award ceremony for her to present her research!
Congratulations Disa!
Helping Department Research Labs Achieve Their Goals in the Face of Strong Growth
Multidisciplinary U of M team builds on their previous research to help relieve a patient’s pain
The goal of the study is to optimize the use of epidural spinal cord stimulation to restore voluntary movement in patients suffering from chronic spinal cord injury and paraplegia. The stimulation has been successful for some study participants, inspiring the team to patent their algorithms.
New Job Opening:
Cognitive Neuro Researcher!
We are currently looking for Cognitive Neuro Researcher, preferably with EPIC, Matlab, and EEG/DBS/MEG/fMRI experience. To apply or for more information, please click on the link below to visit the official job description. We look forward to hearing from you!
We're Hiring a Post-doc!
We are currently looking for a post-doc with a background in software engineering and preferably with experience in electrophysiology as well. To contact us, head to the "Contact Us" page of the website or directly email hdlab@umn.edu. We look forward to hearing from you.
Published Protest Paper
Our new paper "Injuries from Less-Lethal Weapons During the George Floyd Protests in Minneapolis" was just published on The New England Journal of Medicine. It details several instances when protesters sustained severe injuries from non-lethal weapons, revealing that projectiles are not appropriate for crowd control.
UMF Research Grant
The Herman Darrow Lab is super excited that $3000 has been awarded by the University of Minnesota to Erika Kaske's research study entitled "Uncovering Resilience: Hair as a Retrospective Biomarker of Health and Coping during the COVID-19 Pandemic ." Congratulations Erika!
July 15, 2020
Now Recruiting for the Rapunzel Study!
The UMN COVID-19 Rapid Response Clinical Grant was awarded for "Uncovering Resilience: Hair as a Retrospective Biomarker of Health and Coping during the COVID-19 Pandemic".
Erika Kaske
2nd Year Med Student