Hultman Lab at NAMI Walk 2025
On May 10th, 2025, our lab proudly participated in the NAMI Walk to support mental health awareness and advocacy. We hosted an interactive booth where community members shared what they wish scientists would study, listened to the sounds of brain activity, and explored mouse brain specimens under the microscope. It was a meaningful opportunity to engage with the public, learn from their experiences, and strengthen the connection between research and real-world mental health needs
Spring 2025 Physiology Poster Sessions
Our post-baccalaureate student Alejandra presented her research poster, 'Neural activity in the visual cortex regions disrupted by the presence of bright light after migraine induction by CGRP,' at the Spring 2025 Physiology Poster Session. Congratulations, Alejandra!
Congratulations, Jayo – Off to MSTP at Rutgers!
We're thrilled to celebrate our visiting scholar, Anjayooluwa Adegboyo, who has been accepted into the highly competitive MD/PhD (MSTP) program at Rutgers University. Anjayooluwa’s dedication and drive inspire us all—congratulations on this incredible achievement!
Congrats, Abigail! Off to Medical School at Iowa
Congratulations to our former undergraduate researcher Abigail Townsend on her acceptance to medical school at the University of Iowa! We’re so proud to see her continue her journey in medicine right here at home—Go Hawks!
Congratulations, Dr. Micah Johnson!
Micah Johnson successfully completed her thesis seminar and defense in Neuroscience on December 4th. Her hard work, dedication, and passion have truly paid off. We are so proud of her and congratulate her on this remarkable achievement!
Supporting Mental Health Together-NAMI Wall 2024
Our lab proudly participated in the 2024 NAMI Walk to stand in solidarity for mental health awareness and advocacy. It was an inspiring day of connection, support, and community engagement.
🕶️ Shades On for Migraine Awareness!
Our lab joined the global #ShadesForMigraine campaign 2024 with a fun virtual photo — Zoom-style and sunglass-ready! We wore our shades to help raise awareness and show support for those living with migraine. Every action counts when it comes to advocacy and visibility!
Attending ABRCMS 2023
The Hultman Lab had the pleasure of attending the Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minoritized Scientists (ABRCMS) 2023 in Phoenix, Arizona. This conference has been the go-to conference for historically excluded community college, undergraduate, postbaccalaureate students, graduate students, postdocs and faculty in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Dr. Rainbo, Yassine, Olivia and Anjayooluwa attended the conference and Yassine and Anjayooluwa had the opportunity to present their research work.
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