Valance Washington and Sravya Nimmala/LinkedIn
Oct 31, 2026, 19:16
Valance Washington: Celebrating Sravya Nimmala’s Outstanding Abstract Award
Valance Washington, Professor at Department of Biological Sciences, Oakland University, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Proud of my student, Sravya Nimmala, who received the Outstanding Abstract Award at the 20th Midwest Platelet Conference in Corpus Christi!
Sravya’s abstract ranked among the conference’s high-scoring submissions, earning her the opportunity to share her work in an oral presentation.
It is incredibly rewarding to see a student’s work recognized, and to watch her share her research with the scientific community.
Congratulations, Sravya.”
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