Undergraduate Volunteer
Nora Rahimian is an undergraduate at Hunter College, pursuing a degree in Bioinformatics with a minor in Political Science and Chemistry. During her time at Hunter, she has earned the prestigious titles of Yalow Scholar, Thomas Hunter Scholar, and McNulty Scholar. Currently, she is volunteering at the Siolas Laboratory at Weill Cornell Medicine. Nora is passionate about pursuing a career in medicine and is dedicated to continuing her work in clinical research.
Posters:
Rahimian N, Wenger A, Bacchi K, Sun H, Abdelalim M, Sisso W, Zafra MP, Dow L, Siolas D. Investigating the Influence of Dendritic Cells on Pancreatic Cancer Growth in KRASᴳ¹²ᴿ Mutant Models. Hunter College Undergraduate Research Conference, Poster Presentation, New York, NY, 2025.
Rahimian N, Wenger A, Bacchi K, Sun H, Abdelalim M, Sisso W, Zafra MP, Dow L, Siolas D. Investigating the Influence of Dendritic Cells on Pancreatic Cancer Growth in KRASᴳ¹²ᴿ Mutant Models. Hunter College Fall Research Showcase, Poster Presentation, New York, NY, 2025.
Rahimian N, Wenger A, Bacchi K, Sun H, Abdelalim M, Sisso W, Zafra MP, Dow L, Siolas D. Site-Specific p53 Mutagenesis Through Inducible CRISPR Base Editing in Pancreatic Organoids. Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minoritized Scientists (ABRCMS), Poster Presentation, San Antonio, TX, 2025.