Keyona King, PA, PhD, a postdoctoral fellow in the Division of Renal Medicine, was selected to share her research and won an oral presentation award at the inaugural Conference for Black Physiologists April 26, 2021. King’s presentation was titled, “The Effect of EGF Inhibition on Salt Sensitivity.” The conference aimed to promote and celebrate Black excellence, and was sponsored by Black in Physiology.
“I am very grateful for winning the 3-Minute Oral Presentation Award!” said King. “Congratulations to all those who participated. Thank you Black in Physiology for allowing me to be a part of this powerful and inspirational movement!”
Please join us in congratulating King on this fantastic accomplishment!
About Black in Physiology
In August 2020, a group of Black Physiologists teamed up and founded Black in Physiology (BiP), a community dedicated to promoting Black Scientists in physiology-related fields. Using the Twitter handle @BlackInPhysio and the hashtags #BlackinPhysiology and #BlackPhysiologistsMatter, these scientists facilitated a conversation and started a movement around diversity and inclusion, and being Black in physiology-related fields.
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