Mariah graduated from Sarah Lawrence College with a concentration in molecular biology. She credits her undergraduate experience as the catalyst for finding her love for translational research and New York City. After graduating, she worked full-time in a research lab before joining Dr. Robert Seder’s malaria unit as a postbaccalaureate fellow at the NIH.
Mariah is an NIH-Oxford scholar working with Drs. Joshua Tan and Matthew Higgins. Through this collaboration, she looks forward to continuing her work in malaria, specifically discovering blood-stage malaria antibodies, and solving their structures. Outside of research Mariah enjoys a good cup of coffee, sports, and good (gluten free) food!
