2025 Arizona Regenerative Medicine Symposium

Friday November 14th at the ASU Thunderbird School of Global Management in Downtown Phoenix

POSTERS

PROGRAM

DIRECTIONS

`PROGRAM`

`POSTERS`

Poster #	Name (Last, First)	Poster Title
1	Chsallet Christina kancharla	Automated sleep scoring of novel EF-sensor based data utilizing a hybrid deep learning architecture.
2	Virgolie Diknas	Proposed First Study on the Antibacterial and Antibiofilm Potentials of Understudied Plants: Cyclea barbara, Adenia hondala, and Albertisia papuana.
3	Neyts, Samuel	TBD
4	Saiz, Dominic	PPARsing Epigenetic Memory in Intestinal Stem Cells: High-Fat Diet and Oncogenic Susceptibility
5	Diviak, Bridget	Differential Regulation of Numb Isoform Expression in Developing and Regenerating Skeletal Muscle
6	Ravi, Kalpana	Biomimetic Tumor-on-A-Chip Enables Functional Evaluation of CAR T cells for Glioblastoma
7	Lahiri, Gourab	Maternal Obesity Influences Intestinal Stem Cells and Epithelial Composition in Offspring, Driving Long-term Colorectal Cancer Susceptibility
8	Tom Hartley	Defining a regulatory switch between sugar and lipid metabolism in intestinal stem cells
9	Hiremath, Shivani	Engineering Tolerogenic Cell Therapies with Placental Mimicry for Type 1 Diabetes
10	Hieronymus, Jordan	Necrosis Invokes DNA Damage to Drive Regenerative Proliferation
11	Tashi, Zeinab	The Microglia Forebrain Assembloid Model Recapitulation of Human Brain Development and Neuroimmune Biology
12	Ochoa, Santiago	Primary Cilia in Microglia Inflamamtory Response
13	Marschall, Ethan	Development of an Automated Optomechanical Platform for Neuronal Subtype Detection
14	Rousseau, Joshua	Monocyte Mimetic Nano-Probe for Magnetic Resonance Imaging Assessment of Vascular Inflammation
15	Pallod Shubham	Histamine Receptor Modulation for Wound Healing and Tissue Repair
16	Shivananda Murthy, Meghana	INSULIN SIGNALING PATHWAYS IN CORALS
17	Chilimba Chishiba	Engineering a 3D Printed Microfluidic Early Gestation Placenta-on-chip
18	Spendlove, Mauri	Using Spatial Transcriptomics to Investigate Microglia Signaling After an Injury
19	Reddick, Evie	Investigating the Role of Chondroitin Sulfate in Preventing the Development of Disc-Associated Low Back Pain in a Male & Female Rat Model
20	Herrera-Diaz, Diana	Multifunctional Platelet-Like Particles to Treat Polytrauma-Traumatic Brain Injury
21	Dankovskyy, Maksym	The Role of Macrophages in Regeneration Following Necrotic Ablation
22	Mehta Jinal	Synthetic extracellular matrix-based lesion model and effects of hormone conditioning on endometriotic markers PAEP and IL20-RA
23	Singh, Yamini	Optimization of Hydrogel Composites for The Development of Electrically Conductive Cardiac Patches
24	Kolipaka, Rushil	Delayed stromal cell-derived factor-1 SDF-1/CXCL12 treatment augments diabetic wound healing
25	Leyasi, Salma	Investigating the Phenotypic Effects of BIN1 Alzheimer’s Disease Risk Variants using Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (hiPSCs).
26	Seaton, Charmayne	Quantitative 1H MRI mapping of oxygenation of beta cell-laden biocompatible hydrogels in vitro and in vivo
27	Chowdhury,Trishita	Delivery of DNA Vaccines for Post-surgical Immunotherapy against Advanced Melanoma
28	Imtiaz, Shazeen	The effects of lemon extracts and furaneol on lipid droplet formation in 3T3-L1 cells.
29	Mintah, Albert	Modeling Cortical Circuitry In Vitro: Generation of Parvalbumin Interneurons and Co-Culture with Excitatory Neurons.
30	Nezhadi, Sepideh	Dysregulation of epidermal repair mediator SerpinB3 in psoriatic disease
31	Flores Fernando	Generation of nanobodies in E coli using Surface Display Phage Assisted Continuous Evolution (SurPhACE)
32	Woodrow, Cheyanne	Distinct responses of mucosal and connective tissue mast cells to allergic stimulation
33	Rivera, Romele Robe Marcial	Development of an in-vitro pseudo-unipolar DRG neuron model to investigate preferential axonal trafficking of HSV-1
34	Wang, Ting-Yun	Lesion-Targeted Biomimetic Nanotherapy for Advanced Atherosclerotic Plaques
35	Kooima, Parker	Aged Microbiota Increases Post-Fracture Pain and Results in Reduced Fracture Callus Healing
36	Abdallah, Tuhfah	Kinetics of immune rejection of macroencapsulated allogeneic and xenogeneic cell grafts in leading transplant sites
37	Yeleswarapu, Sriya	Optimizing Serum Conditions for Tracheal Fibroblast Viability in Epithelial–Fibroblast Coculture Models of Idiopathic Subglottic Stenosis
38	Tchoukalova, Yourka	Optimizing Serum Conditions for Tracheal Fibroblast Viability in Epithelial–Fibroblast Coculture Models of Idiopathic Subglottic Stenosis
39	Hashim, Aliya	Cerebellar Perineural Net Dysfunction In Alzheimer’s Disease
40	Messinger, Catherine	Understanding the Dynamic Initiation of a Regeneration Program
41	Addison Smith	Digit Tip Regeneration in Type 2 Diabetic Mice
42	Shriya Singh	Gas Marble Technology for Chronic Wounds: A Novel Atomic Drug-delivery System Backed by Computational Discovery
43	Morman, Ben	P3 Digit Tip Regeneration Atlas for CD1Mice
44	Ryan Crane	Open Source Automation for Scalable Tissue Culture
45	Kim, Kristine	Effects of oral cholera toxin on the mouse prefrontal cortex
46	Magesh, Murugappan	INVESTIGATING THE ORPHAN NUCLEAR RECEPTOR FTZ-F1 IN TISSUE REGENERATION
47	Hoover, Rori	scTFNet: Discovering Transcription Factor Regulation from scRNA-seq Data
48	Hall, Ayden	Distinct Gut and Oral Microbiome Patterns Associated with Dyslexia in a Family-Based Cohort

`DIRECTIONS`

Thunderbird School of Global Management

Address:
401 N 1st St, Phoenix, AZ 85004

Directions:

By Transit:
Option 1. (Free for ASU Students) From the ASU Tempe campus, take the free ASU inter-campus shuttle. Details here.

The shuttle to the Downtown Phoenix campus takes 30 minutes and leaves every 15 minutes.
ASU ID required to ride.
Starting point: 1201 S Forest Ave, Tempe, AZ 85281
Drop-off location: Central Ave & Polk St in Downtown Phoenix
From the drop-off location, walk 0.1 miles to the Thunderbird School of Global Management

Option 2. Take the Valley Metro light rail to the Van Buren/Central Ave Stop. Costs $2/trip. Tickets and information can be found here.

By Car:

Accessible from Highway 10 or 17 via the 7th Street or Central Ave Exits

Parking:
Parking is available at the following locations. We are unable to offer parking validation. More details here.

University Center Garage
- $4/hour or $16/day
- Immediately west of Thunderbird
- Closest option
Taylor Street Garage / EVB Parking Garage
- $4/hour or $16/day
- East of Thunderbird
Health North Lot
- $3/hour or $15/day
- Northeast of Thunderbird