Discovery Through Research, Collaboration & Mentorship
FremahLab
At Fremah Lab, research connects fundamental biological questions with environmental and human-health challenges. Led by Dr. Sarah Adjei-Fremah at Winston-Salem State University, the lab combines molecular and cellular techniques to investigate biological responses to environmental exposures while creating meaningful research and training opportunities for undergraduate scientists.
Dr. Adjei-Fremah is an Assistant Professor in Biological Sciences at WSSU and is affiliated with the Biomedical Research Infrastructure Center.
Top stories
May 5, 2014
An interdisciplinary workshop provided students with hands-on exposure to advanced cell culture, xeno-free systems and emerging biomedical imaging technologies.
May 4, 2014
The Association for Women in Science highlighted Dr. Adjei-Fremah's NSF award and its role in creating multidisciplinary undergraduate research opportunities.
May 3, 2014
WSSU received $299,835 in NSF support for research led by Dr. Sarah Adjei-Fremah examining PFAS effects on mitochondrial structure and function.
Interested in Research, Collaboration or Student Opportunities?
We welcome opportunities to connect with students, researchers and collaborators interested in molecular genetics, environmental health, cellular biology and interdisciplinary STEM research.