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Students Present Posters at National Science Symposium Hosted at Baldwin
Last weekend, the 2025 Greater Philadelphia Area Symposium on Translational Medicine, hosted by the Chinese Biopharmaceutical Association (CBA), held its annual meeting at The Baldwin School. Over 30 Baldwin students attended the Symposium to hear researchers discuss their work in translational medicine, including topics in neuroscience, infectious disease, cancer, metabolic disease and cardiovascular disease. Scientists and researchers from around the country, including Cornell University, New York University, Temple University, Rutgers University and UPenn, were also present.
Several students in the Baldwin Summer Science Internship Program (BSSIP) displayed brilliant posters created during their summer research, which impressed symposium attendees. Poster presentations were made by:
- Amelia Dennis ’25: Plasmid Preparation for Zebrafish Transgenesis
- Lexi McCurdy ’25: NELFE Affects Chromatin Accessibility in HCC
- Allie Meng ’25: Knockdown of Nelfe Protein Using an mAID System
- Emily Sidlow ’25: Experimental Determination of Hydrogen-Bond Donating Ability
- Amelia Tang ’25: Functional Validation of Childhood Obesity Variants
- Georgia Jane Whamond ’25: The Effects of SST Peptide, EZH2 Inhibition, and WNT Activation on Neurogenesis and Neuronal Morphology
