11/17/2025
The Graduate School of Biomedical Science and Engineering (GSBSE) T32 Steering Committee has chosen eight current GSBSE Ph.D. students as the sixth cohort of the UMaine GSBSE NIH T32 Institutional Research Training Grant.
The awardees are:
• James Feduccia, mentor Dr. Melissa Maginnis of the University of Maine
• Remi Geohegan, mentors Dr. Suzanne Angeli and Dr. Josh Kelley the University of Maine
• Marisa Johnson, mentor Dr. Samantha Barrick of the University of Maine
• Anna Kelly, mentor Dr. LIng Cao of the University of New England
Samuel Reynolds, mentor Dr. Ian Meng of the University of New England
• William Sampson, mentor Dr. Eva Rose Balog of the University of New England
• Savannah Wakita, mentor Dr. Scott Wood of the University of New England
• Emma Yvanovich, mentor Dr. Sergey Ryzhov of the MaineHealth Institute for Center for Undergraduate Research
Eligible students submitted proposals, which were reviewed for overall impact, significance, innovation, approach, and transdisciplinary nature. The awardees received fellowships, which include a stipend, tuition and university fees, and health insurance coverage.
Please join us in congratulating these outstanding trainees as they continue their journeys toward becoming leaders in biomedical science and engineering.