Today E. Kelly ‘19 is representing #NCDS at the Junior Science and Humanities Symposium at Boston University. Kelly is presenting her research project “Ovarian Cancer Pathogenesis is Associated with Decreased Expression of Zinc-Finger Transcription Factor SLUG.” As part of her research at @brighamandwomens, she has helped pioneer a potential new methodology for tissue sectioning. Kelly is one of just 10 students from MA and RI to give an oral presentation at the symposium. #courageandconfidence #science #research #sacredheartnetwork #JSHS