Financial support for Emily's PhD research provided by:

NIH grants "Institutional T32 Research Training in Hematology (HL07899)" and "High-Throughput Technology for Global Protein and Metabolite Analysis" as well as a TA assistantship and Anderson Summer Research Assistantship.

After completing her thesis, Emily began a position as a research associate at the UNC Proteomics Core in the Department of Pharmacology at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill.