GW Research Showcase: CTSI-CN Prize Winners for Promoting Health Equity and Translational Research

April 20, 2022
2022 CTSI-CN Prize for Promoting Health Equity in CTR

This year, the Clinical and Translational Science Institute at Children's National (CTSI-CN) sponsored a special prize category as part of the GW Research Showcase to students for their research aimed at translating discovery to improve health, with special attention to issues related to achieving health equity.

Congratulations to all of the awardees!

  • Samantha Dow (PhD Student, not pictured): "Sexual Dimorphism in Brain Cellular Senescence during Angiotensin II-Induced Hypertension"
  • Yumin Kim (Medical Student): "Artificial Intelligence in Coronary Artery Disease Imaging: Has the Future Arrived?"
  • Hannah Rapoport (Masters Student): "Effectiveness of Digital Delivery of Type 2 Diabetes-Related Lifestyle Interventions in Decreasing A1c: A Systematic Review"
  • Catherine Zwemer (Medical Student): "Penetrating Trauma in Women"
About the Award

The mission of the Clinical and Translational Science Institute at Children’s National Hospital (CTSI-CN), a partnership between Children’s National and the George Washington University, is to foster broad collaborative investigation that accelerates discovery (from bench to bedside and community), and strives to improve health and health equity through clinical and translational research (CTR). In the present case, health equity is a goal in which CTR cohorts truly reflect the population of persons affected by a given condition. Students will be awarded for research aimed at translating discovery to improve health, with special attention to issues related to achieving health equity.

Eligibility: Undergraduate and graduate (masters and doctoral) students, and medical students are eligible for this prize.

About GW Research Showcase

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