Current fellows

Wendy Assael, MD

Wendy Assael, MD

Clinical fellow

Min Qiao, MD

Min Qiao, MD

Clinical fellow

Miguel Tolentino Rodriguez

Miguel Tolentino Rodriguez

Research fellow

Past fellows

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Gautam Adusumilli, MD

2015 – 2018

“Intensity ratio to improve black hole assessment in multiple sclerosis.”

Present position: Radiology resident, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston.

Enrique Alvarez, MD, PhD

2010 – 2013

“Imaging of ectopic lymphoid follicles in CNS”

Present postion: Associate professor of Neurology, University of Colorado, Denver

Jagannadha Avasarala, MD, PhD

2000 – 2003

FG-1386-A-1: “Identification of Relevant T cells in MS using Novel Methods”

Present position: Professor of Neurology, Head of the Multiple sclerosis (MS) and Neuroimmunology group, Kentucky Neuroscience Institute, Univ. of Kentucky

Matthew Brier, MD, PhD

2019 – 2022

NIH R25. “Developing clinically relevant and biologically meaningful imaging biomarkers of MS disability.”

Present position: Assistant Professor of Neurology (co-mentored with Tammie Benzinger MD, PhD)

Claudia Cantoni, PhD

2019 – 2024

Career Transition Fellowship. “MiR-223: a new potential therapeutic target to modulate myeloid cells in multiple sclerosis” (co-mentor with Laura Piccio, MD, PhD)

Present position: Assistant Professor, Neurology, Barrow Neuroscience Inst, Phoenix AZ

John Ciotti, MD

2019 – 2021

Sylvia Lawry Physician Fellowship (2020-2021). Human Therapy Trials/Management of MS.

Present position: Assistant professor of neurology at University of South Florida, Tampa.

Emily Evans, MD

2017 – 2019

Sylvia Lawry Physician Fellowship of the NMSS

Present position: Neurology Medical Director, EMD Serono.

Cristina Gaudioso, MD

2020 – 2022

Sylvia Lawry physician Fellowship awardee (term 7/1/2021-6/30/2022).

Present position: On extended maternity leave

Laura Ghezzi, MD

2020 – 2023

Post-doctoral fellow of the NMSS: “Characterization and quantification of Mucosal Associated Invariant T cells in patients with Multiple Sclerosis at time of diagnosis and in response to different disease modifying therapies” (co-mentor with Laura Piccio MD PhD).

Present position: Assistant professor of Neurology, University of Milan, Milan Italy

James A. Hewett, PhD

1996 – 1997

“Cell-specific iNOS inhibition using anti-sense constructs and the generation of dominant genetic mutants.”

Present position: Associate Professor of Biology, Syracuse University, Syracuse NY