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Name: Annie Ryan
Institution: UT Southwestern Medical Center
Grant: Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Award (2019)
Project Title: Elucidating Vascular Signals in Nephron Formation Using Human Organoids
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Name: Franco Puleo
Institution: Trustees of Boston University, BUMC
Grant: Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Award (2019)
Project Title: Sympathetic Nervous System Regulation of the NCC in Salt Sensitive Hypertension.
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Name: Pei-Ju Liu, MS
Institution: The Research Foundation for SUNY
Grant: Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Award (2019)
Project Title: The Role of Myo1e- and Clathrin-Dependent Endocytic Trafficking in Podocyte Health and Disease
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Name: Yijiang Chen
Institution: Case Western Reserve University
Grant: Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Award (2019)
Project Title: Computational Pathology Approach for Characterizing Kidney Biopsies and Predicting APOL1 Risk Variants
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Name: Benjamin Bowe, MPH
Institution: St. Louis Veterans Affair Health Care System
Grant: Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Award (2019)
Project Title: Identification of Inpatient Acute Kidney Injury Phenotypes Using Large Scale Electronic Health Records
The following articles are brief Q&A sessions with KidneyCure (ASN Foundation) grant recipients. The sessions explore what research the individual is undertaking with the grant funds, their hopes for the research, career goals, and advice for others interested in applying for these grant funds.
ASN Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Award
The ASN Foundation for Kidney Research (ASN Foundation) is introducing a campaign that asks supporters to celebrate their pasts while directly supporting students, fellows, educators, and early-career investigators who are changing the future of kidney care.
The following articles are brief Q&A sessions with American Society of Nephrology (ASN) grant recipients. The sessions explore what research the individual is undertaking with the grant funds, their hopes for the research, career goals, and advice for others interested in applying for these grant funds.
Past Recipient Profiles
ASN Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Award
S. Ananth Karumanchi, MD
2002 Carl W. Gottschalk Research Scholar Grant
Beating the Odds: A Researcher’s Creative Vision Realized
“ASN took a chance on me.”
From his earliest exposure to medicine, S. Ananth Karumanchi, MD was “fascinated by the way the kidney precisely filters out all the toxic material and maintains the electrolytes and acid-base status.”
William Henry Fissell, MD
2009 Carl W. Gottschalk Research Scholar Grant Recipient
Inspired by Kidney Patients, a Polymath Takes Kidney Care Into the Future
“ASN threw me a lifeline.”
While working as an EMT during a leave of absence from college, William Henry Fissell, MD often helped care for dialysis patients. “I fell in love with them because they were striving to live despite all the pain and fear of their everyday lives.” The grace with which these patients faced their challenges inspired Dr. Fissell to return to MIT, earn bachelor’s degrees in physics and electrical engineering, and then a medical degree from Case Western Reserve University.
