Joanna Osko

Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Biology with a focus on Neuroscience and Pre-Medical studies at Miami University, I maintain an exceptional 4.0 GPA, demonstrating my dedication to academic excellence. As a sophomore, I am eager to continue expanding my knowledge base and practical experience in the field, fueling my passion for scientific discovery and making a meaningful impact on healthcare and cognitive sciences. As an undergraduate researcher in the Ransdell Lab, specializing in neuroscience and exploring the intricate connections between Purkinje neurons and Autism, I am driven by a deep curiosity and commitment to advancing our understanding of the brain. Concurrently, I also contribute my time and skills as a volunteer in a hospital's neurological and laboratory department, further immersing myself in the realm of scientific inquiry and healthcare. With a strong interest in memory creation, memory techniques, and studying methods, I am a founder and a president of a Memory and Learnig Club Miami University and I actively run an Instagram profile, memolem.study, where I share valuable insights and strategies to optimize learning and enhance memory retention. Through curated content and engaging discussions, I aim to empower students and lifelong learners to unlock their full academic potential.