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About the Authors

Raphael J. Crum, a 2016 Goldwater Scholar, graduated from the University of Dayton in 2017 with an Honors Bachelors of Science degree in biology. At the University of Dayton, he conducted research on the role of aquaporins in cardiovascular physiology under the direction of Dr. Carissa Krane. Currently, Crum is a trainee in the University of Pittsburgh Medical Scientist Training Program in which he is building upon his previous studies in molecular physiology in support of a current interest in clinical immunology toward the study of innate mechanisms of repair and regeneration in musculoskeletal insult and injury.