Sangkyun Cho

Instructor, Cardiovascular Institute

Academic Appointments

Instructor, Cardiovascular Institute

Honors & Awards

NIH K99/R00 Pathway to Independence Award, NHLBI (07/2023-Current)
AHA Career Development Award (relinquished), American Heart Association (07/2023)
2021 Paper of the Year, Editorial Board, J Mol Cell Cardiol (1/1/2022)
NIH F32 NRSA Postdoctoral Fellowship, NHLBI (08/2020-07/2022)
NIH T32 Postdoctoral Training Grant, NIBIB (05/2019-04/2020)
KUSCO-KSEA Graduate Scholarship, KSEA (2015)

Professional Education

Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania (2018)
B.S., Johns Hopkins University (2013)

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