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Jessica has been in the administrative world for over 20 years. She joined MTII in 2020 to serve as the admin for the department. Her experience in the medical administrative realm has truly inspired a new love in her role in Orthopaedic research.

Mason is a PhD candidate in Mechanical Engineering at Boston University with Dr. Ara Nazarian. He obtained his B.S. in mechanical engineering from Lehigh University. His thesis is focused on a multi-modal approach to studying the biomechanical properties of rotator cuff tear progression. He works on...

Prateek Misra is pursuing his master’s in clinical investigation from HMS to advance his career as a physician-scientist. Prateek received his medical education from the Christian Medical College in India. His research interests include trauma, wound healing, and the mechanisms behind them. He is...

Namitha is a Research Assistant looking at the mechanistic properties of the rotator cuff and Achilles heel tendons at MTII. She is studying Neuroscience, Anthropology, and Human-Centered Design at Dartmouth College. She is inspired to learn about the detailed mechanisms of the human body and...

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Hanna is an undergraduate student in Brown University’s 8-year Program in Liberal Medication (PLME) studying Health and Human Biology. In the lab, she is currently researching the impact of social determinants of health on T2D treatment and epigenetic mechanisms of intergenerational diabetes...

My research focuses on the underlying mechanisms by which the brain produces adaptive responses to physiological and behavioral stressors. During my Ph.D., I discovered that stress fever depends upon neurons in the dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus that innervate medullary circuits for heat...

Luis obtained his Ph.D. in Neuroscience from the University of Sao Paulo, where he investigated the interaction between the immune system and the brain, and how this crosstalk modulates behavioral and endocrine alterations during inflammatory conditions such as sepsis. As a postdoctoral researcher...