John and Karen Mauger are recognized for their significant contributions and support to the College of Pharmacy, enhancing the field of pharmaceutical sciences.
Dr. Abby Pulsipher is appointed to the University of Utah's Clinical and Translational Science program, a testament to her impactful work in pharmaceutical sciences.
Dr. Hamid Ghandehari's team receives NIH R01 grant subcontract funding, endorsing their pioneering work in pharmaceutical research at the University of Utah.
Dr. Abby Pulsipher's research is featured in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, showcasing her important contributions to allergy and immunology.
Dr. Yue Lu receives NCI IMAT grant funding, a significant acknowledgment of her innovative research and impact in the field of cancer diagnosis and therapy.
Dr. Carol Lim receives both P1 Teacher of the Year and Outstanding Teacher of the Year awards at the College of Pharmacy for her superb teaching and impact.
Dr. Mingnan Chen is featured as a speaker in the UNM Comprehensive Cancer Center Lectureship Series, underscoring his significant contributions to cancer therapy and pharmaceutical research.
Braxten Hornsby is awarded the Best Poster Award at the HCI Research Retreat, recognizing his excellent research presentation skills in pharmaceutical sciences.
Oliver Hubbard is awarded the 2023 Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher honor, recognizing his significant achievements and contributions to research in the field of pharmaceutical sciences.
Drs. Mingnan Chen and Karen Wilcox receive the Research Incentive Seed Grant from the CoP and VPR, rewarding their outstanding work in pharmaceutical sciences.
Dr. Hamid Ghandehari receives the prestigious Controlled Release Society Distinguished Service Award, honoring his impactful service in pharmaceutical sciences.
Tanya Chhibber is recognized with the 2023 Graduate Research Fellowship, highlighting her outstanding research and academic excellence in pharmaceutical sciences.
Dr. Abby Pulsipher is awarded the VPR SOM Seed Grant Funding, a testament to her innovative research and significant contributions in the field of pharmaceutical sciences.
Bryce Wallis receives the Best Presentation award at the HCI Project NEXT Symposium, highlighting his outstanding research and presentation capabilities.
