Congratulations to Dr. Brittany Reynolds, a former Trainee in the Laboratory of Dr. Alex Carll, who received the Paper of the Year Award from the Cardiovascular Toxicology Specialty Section of the Society of Toxicology at their recent annual meeting.
Had the honor and privilege to hood my first student as co-mentor today at the doctoral hooding ceremony alongside Dr. Alex Carll. Having completed her PhD, Brittany will be moving to Virginia tech to start her postdoctoral studies.
Congratulations to the newly minted Dr. Brittany Reynolds, who successfully defended her PhD this morning. We are proud of you and look forward to all the great things you will do in your upcoming postdoctoral studies.
Podcast coming soon! In the meantime, check out the article by Reynolds et al. published in our Call for Papers on #WomensHealth Research and #Pregnancy, Postnatal Conditions, #Endometriosis, #PCOS, #Preeclampsia ⬇️
https://t.co/nqXImxZXrJ
Don’t go #vaping my heart! #Ecigs during pregnancy may trigger dangerous heart rhythm issues that persist even after quitting. Read more from @AJPHeartCirc: https://t.co/bXvpCwxlyy #ArticlesInPresS
Don’t go vaping my heart, especially when pregnant 💨 🫀🤰 Want to know why? Find out more in the latest publication by the Carll lab in AJP-Heart, led by PhD student, Brittany Reynolds. https://t.co/g7xV2qPLc1
Our 5th Annual Trainee Day was a huge success! We packed it with professional development: pitches, posters, interviews, and a "Shark Tank" scientific pitch. Congrats to all winners: Brittany Reynolds, Ilaria Ferrari, Jonah Stephan, Jamila Makhloufi, Caitlin Howard, & pitch team.
Thoroughly enjoyed this afternoons Perinatal Research Symposium organized by the MD/PhD program. Great talks from all, especially enjoyed meeting with and hearing about Dr. Gurs research on perinatal stress
Tomorrow at #SOT25, Brittany Reynolds, a PhD student in the lab of Dr. Alex Carll, will present her current research on the effects of maternal e-cigarette exposure on cardiac electrophysiology and arrhythmia susceptibility.
Congratulations to Brittany Reynolds in Dr. Alex Carll’s lab in the Center on receiving first place in the CIEHS PhD Candidate Poster Competition for her thesis work examining the impact of e-cigarettes on maternal cardiovascular physiology and arrhythmia risk
So blessed to have had the opportunity last week to attend #ISHRNAS2024 at Long Beach, California to present on my research with a wonderful group of people from my center.
Brittany Reynolds (@BRReynolds10), a graduate student in Dr. Alex Carll’s laboratory, presenting her thesis work focused on understanding the impact of e-cigarettes on maternal cardiac health at #ISHRNAS2024
Three Trainees from the Center, Dr. Anand Ramalingam, Brittany Reynolds, and Collin Wells, will all be presenting posters on their studies in the two scheduled poster sessions (1:30–3 pm and 6:10–7:10 pm) tomorrow at #ISHRNAS2024