Drawn to Michigan Featuring Maya Bose
From River Otters to DNA: Maya Bose's Journey to Computational Medicine and Bioinformatics at U-M
’Maya Bose is a PhD trainee in our Bioinformatics Graduate Program, focusing on genetic variations linked to metabolic diseases in the Parker lab. As president of the Bioinformatics Graduate Student Association, she helps coordinate departmental events and outreach, earning her a Student Service Award for her contributions.
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Featured News & Stories
News Release
Ljungman receives $500K from the Little Warrior Foundation for Ewing sarcoma gene-editing therapy
Mats Ljungman, Ph.D., professor of radiation oncology and environmental health sciences at the University of Michigan, received a $528,728 award from the Little Warrior Foundation to further research using a gene editing system to target a gene fusion involved in Ewing sarcoma.
Department News
3D-Printed Models - Conjoined Twins
Overview of 3D models for surgical planning
Department News
Improving care for patients with brain injuries
Emily Wittrup defended her dissertation this May, marking a successful end to her PhD journey.
Health Lab Podcast
New Findings on a Decade of Medicaid Expansion in Michigan
A new U-M report shows that individuals, hospitals and primary care clinics all experienced positive impacts in the first decade of Michigan's Medicaid expansion, but the report also raises concerns about the cost-sharing provisions that all states must soon enact.
Department News
Critical Care Program Fulfills Patients’ Final Wishes, Bringing Comfort to Last Moments
Launched by our CCMU team in February 2025, the 3 Wishes Program helps patient-facing clinicians and staff honor and support patients nearing the end of life in the medical ICU. Since its inception, it has fulfilled more than 70 meaningful wishes, bringing comfort and lasting memories to patients and their families.
Department News
What I'm Reading in APS Research: June 2026
What I’m Reading, written by Dr. Ajay Tambralli, was created to provide information on the latest APS-relevant research and to help everyone better understand the ins and outs of these publications. In this month’s edition, Dr. Tambralli discusses molecular mimicry and APS.
