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With her bachelor’s degree under her belt, Hema Mohan (B.I.S. ’25) has landed a sought-after research position at the Yale Stress Center and is closer to achieving her dream of becoming a physician-scientist. Read more about her journey: t.gsu.edu/4gDhKiF #TheStateWay

Hema Mohan is taking the next step toward becoming a physician-scientist. After graduating from @GSUIBMS, she has accepted a postgraduate research position at Yale School of Medicine's Yale Stress Center. #TheStateWay #GSUResearch bit.ly/4aUPSD3

Meet Hema Mohan (B.I.S. ’25), a graduate of the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies in Biomedical Science and Enterprise program, who has recently landed a job as a postgraduate associate researcher in the Yale Stress Center at Yale School of Medicine. t.gsu.edu/4wDc64O

Meet Hema Mohan (B.I.S. ’25), a graduate of the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies in Biomedical Science and Enterprise program, who has recently landed a job as a postgraduate associate researcher in the Yale Stress Center at Yale School of Medicine. t.gsu.edu/4wDc64O

With her bachelor’s degree under her belt, Hema Mohan (B.I.S. ’25) has landed a sought-after research position at the Yale Stress Center and is closer to achieving her dream of becoming a physician-scientist. Read more about her journey: t.gsu.edu/4gDhKiF #TheStateWay

With her bachelor’s degree under her belt, Hema Mohan (B.I.S. ’25) has landed a sought-after research position at the Yale Stress Center and is closer to achieving her dream of becoming a physician-scientist. Read more about her journey: t.gsu.edu/4gDhKiF #TheStateWay

Meet Miranda Baras (M.I.S. ’22), a graduate of GSU’s Master of Interdisciplinary Studies in Biomedical Science and Enterprise program, who is leading her own healthcare technology startup with two cofounders. Read more about her entrepreneurship journey--> t.gsu.edu/4oZmNvX

Read how GSU’s strategic use of digital communications to engage prospective students during the critical period between admission and the start of the fall semester earned the university a Circle of Excellence Award from CASE. t.gsu.edu/4yjsjOu

The Biomedical Science and Enterprise bachelor’s degree program is a perfect fit for anyone who is passionate about patient care, intrigued by the scientific study of human diseases or interested in creating the next generation of therapeutics. Learn more: t.gsu.edu/3nCDGO6

Meet Miranda Baras (M.I.S. '22), leading a healthcare tech startup with two cofounders. Read her journey in this Q&A --> t.gsu.edu/3Tdt3Eq

In a recent story published in The Week, Carolin Lieber, a senior postdoctoral fellow, was quoted about a new oral antiviral drug that she and her colleagues have developed to help treat measles, croup and other related viral diseases. t.gsu.edu/44NPEKn #MeaslesTreatment

@GSUIBMS alumna Miranda Baras is building the future of healthcare. Her startup, Teravus, is developing contactless technology to improve patient outcomes and emergency department triage. Read her story in this new Q&A: bit.ly/3RgXlFP

ICYMI: Researchers at Georgia State developed a new oral antiviral drug candidate to treat the family of viruses that causes diseases like measles and croup syndrome. Read more about the work of the Center for Translational Antiviral Research here ---> t.gsu.edu/4o0727F

Meet Miranda Baras (M.I.S. ’22), a graduate of GSU’s Master of Interdisciplinary Studies in Biomedical Science and Enterprise program, who is leading her own healthcare technology startup with two cofounders. Read more about her entrepreneurship journey--> t.gsu.edu/4oZmNvX

Miranda Baras (M.I.S. ’22) has been making strides in healthcare and entrepreneurship since earning her master’s degree in biomedical science and enterprise. In this Q&A, Baras discusses her new healthcare technology startup company Teravus. t.gsu.edu/4oR1r3K #TheStateWay