Virtual Poster Session: OneDrive Files

To access the OneDrive files, please make sure you are logged into your UF OneDrive account.

The presenters will be online during their assigned group time slot to respond to questions and comments.

Time Slots

Group 0 = Shared Resources (SR)
Group 1 = 4-5 p.m.
Group 2 = 5-6 p.m.

Posters

Poster # Group PRESENTER LAST NAME Presenter(s) ACADEMIC RANK Mentor(s) TITLE
CPS-01 1 Abraham Shoba Abraham Pre-collegiate & Undergraduate Walter O’Dell, PhD Evaluating Variability in the Measurement of Global Longitudinal Strain with Slice Orientation
CPS-02 2 Aduse-Poku Livingstone Aduse-Poku Graduate Ting-Yuan (David) Cheng, PhD Protocol for annotating adipose tissue and skeletal muscle in L3 CT images of breast cancer patients for the assessment of racial difference in body composition
CTHR-36 2 Ahmed Hamzah Ahmed Graduate Timothy Garrett, PhD Fusobacterium spp. Mediated Metabolic Landscape in Colorectal Cancer Cells
CPS-03 1 Austin-Datta Rebecca Jane Austin-Datta Graduate Lusine Yaghjyan, MD, MPH, PhD Associations of reproductive breast cancer risk factors with breast tissue composition
CPS-04 2 Basha Tala Basha & Lauren Dickson Graduate Rhonda DeHoff, PharmD, MS A Randomized Pragmatic Trial of Genotype-Guided Supportive Care for Patients with Solid Tumors
CPS-05 1 Behnood-Rod Azin Behnood-Rod Faculty/Staff –– Nicotine self-administration differently affects brain reward function in male and female rats
MOO-71 1 Bennett Richard Bennett Faculty/Staff –– Identification of essential proliferation and trametinib resistance mechanisms in GNAQ-mutant uveal melanoma
SR-097 0 Bian Jiang Bian Faculty/Staff-SR –– UFHCC Cancer Informatics Shared Resource
CTHR-37 1 Callaway Chandler Callaway Graduate Andrew Judge, PhD Pancreatic Cancer derived CXCL1 induces muscle atrophy through CXCR2 in Mice
CPS-06 2 Cameron Miles Cameron Graduate Andrew Judge, PhD Radiologic assessment of cardiac and skeletal muscle atrophy and osteopenia in patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer: implications in therapy and progression-free survival