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Annual Nursing research Grant awards2018 Grant Award RecipientsWe are delighted to announce that two sponsored grants were awarded at the 2018 ISONG World Congress. Thank you to the Schools of Nursing at Duquesne University and to the University of Pittsburgh for their support of these awards. Duquesne University/ISONG Research Award granted to:Katherine Durham Maki for her research grant proposal entitled “Cardiovascular and Gut Microbiome Response to Sleep Fragmentation in Rats”University of Pittsburgh/ISONG Research Award awarded to:
2017 Grant Award RecipientsWe are delighted to announce that four sponsored grants were awarded at the 2017 ISONG World Congress. Thank you to University of Pittsburgh, ISONG Research Initiatives, Duquesne University, and Duke University for their support of these awards. University of Pittsburgh/ISONG Research Award granted to: ISONG Research Initiatives/ISONG Research Award granted to: Duquesne University/ISONG Research Award granted to:Mitchell Knisely for his research grant proposal entitled "Identification of Associations Between Inflammatory Pathway Candidate Genes and Health-Related Quality of Life in Individuals with Inflammatory Bowel Disease" Duke University/ISONG Research Award granted to:Michelle Wright for her research grant proposal entitled "Characterization of Allele Specific DNA Methylation of PABPNI" Lacy Wright Heinsberg for her research grant proposal entitled "Epigenetic Variation of the Iron Homeostasis Pathway in Patient Outcome Following Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage" 2016 Grant Award RecipientsWe are delighted to announce that two sponsored grants were awarded at the 2016 ISONG World Congress in Dublin, Ireland. Thank you to Duke University and Duquesne University for their support of these awards. Fay Wright for her research grant proposal entitled " Daily Diurnal Fatigue Variability and Thomas Julian for his research grant proposal entitled “ A BioBehavioral Model of 2015 Grant Award RecipientsWe are delighted to announce that two sponsored grants were awarded at the 2015 ISONG World Congress in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. These awards were supported by the following Universities and by the members of ISONG who have donated to the ISONG Research Initiative: Kosuke Niitsu for his research grant proposal entitled "Genetic Influence on Resilience Mayu Frank for her research grant proposal entitled "Cell-Free DNA: Measuring 2014 Grant Award RecipientsThis year, because there were multiple awards, one was designated for an early career researcher (PhD student, Postdoctoral fellow or PhD no more than 3 years beyond earning PhD) and the others were awarded to ISONG members at any stage of his or her career, based upon scientific merit determined by peer review. We are delighted to announce that five sponsored grants were awarded in 2014.
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