Happy New Year!!

As 2026 begins, let us take a look at all our PNA Trainees accomplished in 2025!

PNA Published Manuscripts of 2025

Notable Milestones of 2025

  • Authored a pilot grant submitted to the Gateway Exposome Coordinating Center
  • Preparation for a K01 Grant
  • Submission of F30 Grant
  • PhD Preliminary Exams passed
  • Overview Exams passed
  • Comprehensive Exams passed
  • Graduated from Epidemiology MPH program
  • Successful Dissertation Defenses
  • The Pitt Un-Challenge: Phase 1 Winter 2025 – Finalist Round
  • Completed all PhD course credit requirements
  • Completed ChangeMaker Series Fall 2025 Program (Big Idea Center, Pitt)
  • Won the Evelyn Memorial Award (February 2025)
  • Won the Travel Award (The Human Amyloid Imaging Conference, 2025 Puerto Rico)

Presentations/Conferences attended in 2025

  • Human Amyloid Imaging (HAI) Conference (January 2025)
  • Population Association of America Annual Meeting (April 2025)
  • GSA Advocacy (Capitol Hill) Day (April 2025)
  • Society for Epidemiologic Research Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, USA. (June 2025)
  • Alzheimer’s Imaging Consortium (AIC) Preconference (July 2025)
  • Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) (July 2025)
  • The Gerontological Society of America. Boston (November 2025)
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