HHRI Celebrates Women's History Month | |
In recognition of Women's History Month in March, we highlighted the work of some of the Women in Science, Technology, Math and Medicine (STEMM) at HHRI.
International Women’s Day (IWD), celebrated annually on March 8, started over 100 years ago in 1911, focusing on women’s equality, achievements, the gender pay gap, and raising awareness about discrimination. Later, one celebratory day turned into one week when the U.S. President proclaimed the week beginning March 7, 1982, Women’s History Week. One week morphed into one month and Women’s History Month was born in 1995, celebrating women’s achievements in American history.
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Women Who Lead: Meet the leaders of HHRI
Here at Hennepin Healthcare Research Institute (HHRI), females make up most of our leadership team. Let’s take a further look at the women in top leadership positions at HHRI.
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To Antarctica & Beyond: Infectious Diseases researcher, Kristina Burrack, PhD, completes Homeward Bound trip
Stop. Waddle time. HHRI Principal Investigator Kristina Burrack, PhD, along with 122 participants of the year-long women in STEMM leadership program, Homeward Bound, “could not pass go or collect $200.” They trekked across the lands of the Antarctica Peninsula, pausing along the way to wait for any penguin crossings.
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SRTR biostatisticians are using data to help transplant communities
Dr. Grace Lyden, Dr. Maria Masotti, and Yoon Son Ahn, MS, are biostatisticians working with the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients (SRTR) to solve complex and life-impacting problems.
Dr. Lyden breaks it down: “Our group helps to design and evaluate organ allocation policy in the United States, which is pretty amazing. We also publish transplant program evaluations, create online tools for patient-decision making in transplant, and write research papers.”
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Celebrating HHRI's Research Heroes
We are highlighting our extraordinary staff and scientists, HHRI's Research Heroes, who are behind the amazing work that is advancing medicine and making healthcare more accessible and for all.
This past March, in honor of Women's History Month, we focused on some of HHRI's Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and Medicine (STEMM).
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