MSC Travel Grant Recipients

The Migraine Science Collaborative is thrilled to announce the latest recipients of MSC Travel Grants. Graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and undergraduate students are eligible for these grants, which reimburse travel expenses for those who have had their abstract for a presentation or poster accepted at a conference.

The most recent recipients are presenting their research at the 65th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Headache Society in Austin, Texas, US, to take place June 15-18, 2023.

Top row (left to right): Ana Belen Salinas Abarca, PhD; Elizabeth Adam; Taneja Aishwarya, MD; Sarah Louise Christenson, PhD.
Bottom row (left to right): Ya-Yu Hu; Hao-Ruei Mei; Paula Sureda-Gibert, PhD; Cynthia Tsang

The recipients are:

• Ana Belen Salinas Abarca, PhD, postdoctoral researcher, University of Maryland, School of Dentistry, US
• Elizabeth Adam, research assistant, Wake Forest University, US
• Taneja Aishwarya, MD, headache medicine fellow, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, US
• Sarah Louise Christenson, PhD, postdoctoral researcher, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School, US
• Ya-Yu Hu, PhD student, University of Texas at Dallas, US
• Hao-Ruei Mei, PhD student, University of Texas at Dallas, US
• Paula Sureda-Gibert, PhD, research postdoctoral fellow, University of Maryland Baltimore, US
• Cynthia Tsang, MD student, University of California, Irvine School of Medicine, US

To learn about their research, visit the MSC Early-Career Science Library.

Learn more about MSC Travel Grants here.