RISE Presentations 2025
The i-HBN Lab at RISE
The Interdisciplinary Health Body Composition and Neuroscience lab (i-HBN) proudly participated in RISE 2025, Northeastern University’s flagship event highlighting student research and innovation across disciplines. Held on April 11th at Matthews Arena, this year’s showcase brought together learners from across campuses and fields of study and offered them the chance to present their work through live poster sessions.
Five poster projects at this year’s event featured research developed in our lab. Three of our current lab members completed and presented RISE projects based on their work in the lab, while two additional students outside the lab showcased research developed in collaboration with our team. Together, these posters reflected the lab’s interdisciplinary work exploring body composition, cognition, and health across the lifespan.
RISE provided an exciting opportunity for our team to share their findings, engage with the broader research community, and receive feedback from attendees. We are proud of their contributions and look forward to continuing this work.
Natalia Negron Morales
Natalia (Class of 2025), an undergraduate Research Assistant at the i-HBN lab, presented her poster on The Relationship Between Infant Development and Body Composition at the 2025 RISE expo at the 2025 RISE exposition.
Natalia’s Poster
Suhani Rathi
Suhani Rathi (Class of 2025), an undergraduate Research Assistant at the i-HBN lab, presented her poster on Exploring the Relationship Between Heart Rate Variability, Sleep, Fitness, and BMI at the 2025 RISE exposition.
Suhani’s Poster
Ryn Corrigan-Hoaglin
Ryn (Class of 2026), an AJC Research Scholar co-op student at the i-HBN lab, presented her poster on The Relationships Between Infant Cognitive Development and Caregiver Depression at the 2025 RISE exposition.
Ryn’s Poster
Mikayla Karkoski
Mikayla (Class of 2025), a Behavioral Neuroscience Major, presented her poster on The Relationship Between Fitness and Cognition in Young Adults with ADHD at the 2025 RISE exposition.
Mikayla’s Poster
Marianne Zapata-Agreda
Marianne (Class of 2025), a Health Science Major, presented her poster investigating Breastfeeding and Later Childhood Health at the 2025 RISE exposition.