Anshu Jonnalagadda
About Anshu Jonnalagadda
Anshu Jonnalagadda is an incoming intern at the National Institutes of Health and a research assistant at Duke University. With a strong background in STEM, particularly in bioinformatics and medicine, Jonnalagadda has a keen interest in earth science and biomedical research.
Work at National Institutes of Health
Anshu Jonnalagadda is currently serving as an Incoming NIH Intern at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) since 2019. This role is based in the Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area. The internship provides Anshu with the opportunity to engage in research and gain practical experience in the biomedical field, aligning with their interests in bioinformatics and medicine.
Education and Expertise
Anshu Jonnalagadda studied at Duke University from 2017 to 2021, where they focused on STEM fields, particularly in earth science and biomedical research. Prior to this, Anshu attended West Windsor Plainsboro North from 2013 to 2017. This educational background has equipped Anshu with analytical skills that are applicable to their current research interests.
Current Role as Research Assistant
In addition to the internship at NIH, Anshu has been working as a Research Assistant at Duke University since 2018. This position allows Anshu to apply their academic knowledge in a research setting, contributing to projects that may involve bioinformatics and other areas of STEM.
Background
Anshu Jonnalagadda has a diverse background in education and research, having transitioned from high school at West Windsor Plainsboro North to higher education at Duke University. This progression reflects a commitment to academic and professional development in the STEM fields.
Personal Interests
In their spare time, Anshu enjoys playing tennis, running, and dancing. These activities reflect a well-rounded approach to personal development and physical fitness, complementing their academic pursuits in STEM.