Stephen Oh: Building the Future of Hematology Through Research Training
Stephen Oh, Professor at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Delighted to share the news that our NHLBI-supported Molecular Hematology T32 training grant has been officially renewed through Year 55!
One of the longest running active T32 programs, this award is a testament to the exceptional environment for hematology research that has been a defining hallmark of WashU for many decades.
The success of this T32 is very much a reflection of the outstanding trainees who received support from this program and have gone on to impactful careers in biomedical research.
I am especially pleased to partner with Grant Challen who has joined the leadership team of our T32 as Co-Program Director. We look forward to the opportunity to support the next generation of hematology researchers! ”
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