Author: Sophia Holmqvist

Congrats to Dr. Simone! She is wrapping up her APA internship year at MUSC- Charleston Consortium and will start Post-Doctoral fellowship at University of Michigan- Ann Arbor.

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Congratulations to Molly Tassoni for defending her dissertation titled, “Examining Cognitive Correlates of Motivated Memory in Older Adults using Established and Naturalistic Paradigms”!  Molly will be completing her APA internship year at Emory Adult/Geriatric Neuropsychology.

Sophia defended her preliminary exam titled, “HRV Monitoring with Wearable Devices may facilitate Early Detection of Dementia” and dissertation proposal titled,  “Digital Phenotypes from a low-cost smartwatch  to inform early detection of ADRD”. She received a F31 predoctoral fellowship (2024-2026) to fund her dissertation.

Marina Kaplan (current research coordinator) won a travel award to the American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology Conference in Scottsdale, AZ to present results from the Virtual Kitchen Intervention study. Kudos to Marina!

Julina Hossfeld (graduating senior) was accepted into a Translational Neuroscience Master’s program at Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf! Congrats, Julina!

Congrats to Anna Callahan (graduating senior) for accepting a Clinical Research Coordinator position at Penn Memory Center!

Congrats to Melissa Rosahl (graduating senior) for accepting a Research Assistant position at the Kessler Foundation!

Moira McKniff won a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship to fund 3 years of her PhD at the lab! Congrats to Moira!

Congrats to Tania on winning the Philadelphia Neuropsychology Society Mentor Award!

Marina Kaplan (Current research coordinator) completed a fully funded summer research program called STAR U at Columbia University. Congrats, Marina!

Dr. Rachel Mis and Dr. Katherine Hackett successfully defended their dissertations and completed their APA internships. Dr. Mis’s dissertation was titled, “Naturalistic Eye Movements as Clinical Markers of Everyday Cognition in Older Adults” and she completed internship at UCLA. Dr. Hackett’s dissertation was titled, “Validation of Smartphone-Derived Digital Phenotypes for Cognitive Assessment in Older Adults” and she completed internship at NYU Langone. Congrats to Dr.’s Mis and Hackett!