CITI Human Research — Biomedical Researcher, Stage 1
03Research
Questions become projects.
Projects become evidence.
I’m drawn to research that can change how women are understood, cared for, and heard.
Obukhov Lab · Summer 2026
Undergraduate
Research Assistant
At Indiana University School of Medicine, I contribute to ongoing investigations in endometriosis, menstrual effluent, and women’s reproductive health.
- Literature review and research writing
- Data organization and research protocols
- Laboratory activities under faculty mentorship
- Exposure to translational research methods
01Training
Prepared to ask
careful questions.
Bloodborne Pathogens Training for IBC Researchers
Shipment of Biological Materials Training
Research interests
Women’s HealthEndometriosisMenstrual HealthPublic HealthHealthcare EquityWomen’s Reproductive Health
Publication · Cureus
The neurophysiologic impact of the luteal hormonal phase in young adolescent females, ages 13–19.
Exploring how the hormonal cycle shapes neurophysiology during adolescence—asking the questions medicine too often waits to ask.
Research notes · An evolving portfolio
Posters, symposiums,
and new studies—to come.
This space will grow alongside the work.