I’m an assistant professor, scientist and researcher focused on acute myeloid leukemia, cancer evolution and cancer biology.

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I am a clinical fellow in Hematology/Oncology at the University of Cincinnati, where I focus on the care of patients with hematologic malignancies. I am co-mentored by Dr Linde Miles and Dr Daniel Starczynowski, and currently developing projects related to the clonal evolution of acute myeloid leukemia using single-cell sequencing, with a particular interest in the role of inflammatory signaling in the pathogenesis of myeloid disease.

I am a recent graduate of the College of Wooster in 2022 with a BA in biochemistry and molecular biology. I joined the Miles lab in September 2022. I perform daily tasks in the lab including running experiments along with managing and ordering items for the lab. In the Miles Lab, I hope to elucidate the importance of the Npm1 gene and mutant protein alongside co-occurring mutations in acute myeloid leukemia.

I am a cancer and cell biology PhD student with a BS degree in biotechnology. My research in the Miles lab focuses on metabolic differences that occur during the sequential acquisition of mutations in AML development.

I am a clinical pediatric hematology / oncology fellow treating patients with a variety of hematologic and oncologic disorders. My research in the Miles lab focuses on evaluating the clonal framework of pediatric acute leukemias through single cell molecular profiling and investigating the effects of mutations on gene expression at a single cell level.

I am an immunology PhD student with a BS in cell and molecular biology and a minor in public health from the University of Cincinnati. I focus on understanding the clonal evolution of acute myeloid leukemia and characterizing the immune cell microenvironment at different stages of disease and with different co-occurring mutations.

I am a medical student at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. My research in the Miles Lab focuses on unpacking clonal architecture in acute myeloid leukemia and its effects on disease phenotypes.

I am a computer science PhD student with BS degrees in biology and computer science with extensive experience in ML and genomics. By creating novel single-cell analytical algorithms involving reinforcement learning and other techniques, I hope to identify patterns in the clonal evolution of AML to inform the therapeutic development.

I am an international student from India and am currently enrolled in the Cancer and Cell Biology Masters program at the University of Cincinnati. I obtained my bachelor’s degree in biomedical sciences from Troy University in Troy, AL in the summer of 2022. I joined the Miles lab in 2023 and my research focuses on studying clonal hematopoiesis and co-mutational synergies in acute myeloid leukemia.

I am an undergraduate at the University of Cincinnati majoring in Cellular/Molecular Biology and Neuroscience. Previously, I was a student and a SURF fellow in Dr. Tanya Kalin's lab. I am planning to graduate in spring 2025 and attend graduate school afterwards.

I started my career at Cincinnati Children’s in 2011, as an animal care technician. I primarily worked in the vivarium, with immunocompromised and gnotobiotic models. In 2022, I was given the opportunity to work under Dr. Linde Miles. My focus now is mouse colony management, data collection and assisting with in vivo research tasks and experiments.