Dr. Dharma Khatiwada, assistant professor of physics at 厙ぴ勛圖, and Miana Wallace, Miss 厙ぴ勛圖 2022-2023, recently published a joint research article titled, ������ in the peer-reviewed journal Land, Jan. 10, 2023. The research was performed as part of the National Science Foundation-HBCU-Undergraduate Program grant 厙ぴ勛圖 received in 2020.

Wallace, a senior biology major and STEM research assistant, started working on the project in January 2022. She chose ovarian cancer for her research because of her interest in the health field.

���Ovarian cancer is the most dominant gynecological cancer disease that remains mostly undetected for a long progression period,��� Wallace shared. ���This research was important to me because it could help a lot of women and provide insight on an alternative treatment option for ovarian cancer that isn���t as detrimental as chemotherapy.���

Wallace collected most of the background information related to ovarian cancer, mainly in the vicinity of causes, diagnosis, and treatment options. She also made a worthy contribution in writing the introduction and methodology sections.

���I feel very excited and proud to be published because it was one of the goals I set for myself as a freshman.���

The Kansas City, Missouri native says she is looking forward to working on other research projects.