🧠Our Panza Lab team is heading to ACRM!
Dr. Panza, Sania, Lexi, and Jess will be attending the ACRM conference, with presentations scheduled for October 14. We look forward to sharing their work and connecting with the broader research community!
#ACRM #Neuroscience #SCI
🧠✨ Lexi and Jess recently attended the MindSpark Brain Carnival, a neuroscience outreach event for children focused on sleep and EEG!
We're always excited to see our lab members sharing their passion for neuroscience with the next generation. 🔬
Congratulations to Gargi Gajkeshwar on her acceptance to Wayne State University School of Medicine!
We are so proud of Gargi and excited to see her take this next step toward a career in medicine. We wish her the best as she begins this new chapter!
Congratulations, Gargi! 🩺
Congratulations to Jess Moser on the publication of her article, “Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus: A Treatable Dementia”!
Written through the 2025 ComSciCon-MI Write-A-Thon, Jess's article highlights NPH and the importance of recognizing this potentially treatable condition.
Congratulations Jess Moser on receiving the Hydrocephalus Association Next Generation Scientists Travel Award!
As a 2026 recipient, Jess attended HA CONNECT in Indianapolis and presented her research, “Headaches and Hydrocephalus: The Patient Experience.”
Proud of you, Jess! 🎉
Congratulations to our graduate student, Sania Bashir, on receiving the Graduate Professional Scholarship! 🎉 A well-deserved recognition of her hard work and dedication. We're proud to celebrate this achievement. Congratulations, Sania!
🎉 Congratulations to Michael Allen on receiving the HPSP Scholarship!
As he wraps up his time in our lab, we wish him the very best as he heads to medical school and begins his journey with the US Air Force. Congratulations, Michael! We're excited to see all you'll accomplish.
🎉 Congratulations to Gargi Gajkeshwar on presenting her research at UROP!
We're proud of her for representing our lab through multiple poster presentations and sharing her work with the research community. Great job, Gargi!
🌧️ Rain or shine, Panza lab will be there!! Jess and Annabelle attended Ruck to Remember hosted by Lenawee County Veteran's Coalition! We got a little damp, but we had a great time! Great job on the ruck, and thanks for having us! #rucktoremember #research
Congratulations Jess! 🎉 Today, Jess received her Rumble Award plaque for research, scholarship, and a high-quality dissertation! Rumble Awards are given 2nd to 5th year Ph.D. program students, based on materials provided by applicants #graduateschool #PhD #wsu
On the 25th, Sienna, Annabelle, and Jess had a great time at ADA Palooza! Then on the 2nd, Jess and Yahya attended the Washtenaw County Vetfest 2025! ft. pics of Jess with an armadillo and a helicopter! #spinalcordinjury #ada35 #DisabilityPrideMonth
ASIA 2025! 🧠 Last week, Gino, Lexi, Sania, and Tanya attended the ASIA 2025 conference in Arizona! Sania and Tanya presented posters, and Gino and Lexi presented talks. Thank you ASIA! 💕
#research #spinalcordinjury #asia2025 #americanspinalinjuryassociation #occupationaltherapy – at Arizona, USA
We attended the Memorial Day Veteran’s Mental Health Awareness event at the MY SALON Suite on Sunday! Thank you My Salon Suite Dearborn for hosting us! Annabelle also drew cartoon portraits! 🖌️🎨 #MemorialDay #MemorialDayWeekend #spinalcordinjury #research #waynestate – at Westland, MI
Last week, Lexi and Jess attended the Oakland County Veteran’s Resource Fair!! It was a great time, and they handed out flyers for our study. Peep the brain beanie, both Lexi and Jess are Translational Neuroscience doctorate students! #spinalcordinjury #Veteran #research
Congratulations Dr. Panza (@GPanza61 ) on being selected this past Friday for the HCS Teaching Award! He also gave a talk at the James J. Peters VA Medical Center in New York about our study on MIH and Spinal Cord Injury!
#spinalcordinjury #research #spinalcord #wsu #autonomic
🗣️A reminder to anyone interested! We are still looking for individuals with Spinal Cord Injury! Give us a call, we don't bite!! #spinalcordinjury #spinalcord #spine #research
Participants Wanted for our SCI Study to examine the effect of Mild Intermittent Hypoxia!
We're looking for individuals with SCI above T6 injury level (T7 or 8 may fit, needs further discussions) aged 18-60. If anyone is interested, please reach out to us at 313-576-3304.
ALT The purpose is to examine the effect of a new breathing protocol named Mild Intermittent Hypoxia on blood pressure control, sleep, metabolic, physical, and cognitive function in individuals living with spinal cord injuries. The breathing protocol is conducted once a day for 8 days over 2 weeks. There are three overnight sleep tests (before, after, and 2 weeks later) as part of the protocol. For those with sleep apnea, we will provide CPAP machine for the duration of the study.