The 2021 Research Day Poster Awards from 23rd Annual ACCM Research Day have been announced. This event has been lauded for the tremendous breadth and depth of research that it represents. We were very pleased with the participation in this year’s virtual Research Day and hope to maintain high levels of enthusiasm next year.
23rd Annual ACCM Research Day
Wednesday, December 8, 2021
2021 Research Day Poster Awards
Prizes were awarded for best Research Day presentation in each category.
| Category | Presenter | Poster Title |
| Cardiovascular and Pulmonary-1 | Huilei “Ivy” Wang | The effect of factor Xa processing of lysyl oxidase like 2 on substrate specificity and activity |
| Cardiovascular and Pulmonary-2
Tie |
Netanya Schlamowitz | Human resistin regulates vascular cell stemness in pulmonary hypertension |
| Bulouere Wodu | Sex differences in vascular stiffening with age | |
| Critical Care | Alexander S. Kim | Association of perioperative concentrations of neurofilament light and delirium before and after cardiac surgery |
| Neuroscience-1 | Jieru Wan | Functional and molecular MRI assessment of neuroprotection with the soluble epoxide hydrolase inhibitor TPPU after traumatic brain injury |
| Neuroscience-2 | Swati Agarwal | Cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying the effects of neonatal isoflurane anesthesia or disruption of synaptic PDZ domain-mediated protein interactions in mice |
| Pediatrics | John Kim | Dendrimer-N-acetyl cysteine prevents neurobehavioral defects in a pediatric rabbit model of tuberculous meningitis |
| Quality and Safety | Janet Adegboye | Prolonged blood storage and risk of post-transfusion acute kidney injury |
| Education and Health Disparities | Jessica LaRosa | Evaluation of a simulation curriculum to improve frequency and safety of nursing-led early physical rehabilitation of critically ill children |
| Immunology and Inflammation
Tie |
Qing Lin | Resistin drives lung inflammation in COVID-19 |
| Mara A. Serbanescu |
Exploring the effects of isoflurane + oxygen versus oxygen alone on the gut microbiome: Maybe don’t blame anesthesia |
Schedule of Events
| Wednesday, December 8 3:00 – 6:30 p.m. |
Poster session via Zoom |
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Thursday, December 9 |
 Translating Knowledge to Action in Pediatric TBI: The PEGASUS Program Monica S. Vavilala, MD Professor, Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine and Pediatrics University of Washington School of Medicine Seattle, WA |
Please contact Claire Levine at clevine4@jhmi.edu, Dr. Kate Rosenblatt at krosenb3@jhmi.edu, or Dr. Caitlin O’Brien at cobrie19@jhmi.edu for questions.