I am always looking for students, post-docs, research and clinical fellows with an interest in otolaryngology, vestibular physiology, biomedical engineering, aging, and epidemiology to join my research group. Please contact me at yagrawa1 at jhmi dot edu if you have ideas for research projects.
Current members
Current members
Eric Anson PT PhD, post-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Eric Anson received his BS in Kinesiology from the University of Houston in 1999 and a Masters degree in Physical Therapy from Texas Tech University Health Science Center in 2003. He received his PhD in 2015 from the Kinesiology department at the University of Maryland where his dissertation work involved characterizing the mechanisms of gaze stability during walking in individuals with vestibular loss.
His research interests include the identification and rehabilitation of postural control problems during balance and walking. He is also interested in development of novel balance interventions that improve balance and stability during walking. He is interested in using technology to facilitate the translation of research findings into clinical practice with the goal of improving patient care. He enjoys watching Detroit Red Wings hockey with his boys, teaching his boys to be physically active through sports, and visiting local vineyards with his wife to sample wine and listen to local bands.
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Eric Anson received his BS in Kinesiology from the University of Houston in 1999 and a Masters degree in Physical Therapy from Texas Tech University Health Science Center in 2003. He received his PhD in 2015 from the Kinesiology department at the University of Maryland where his dissertation work involved characterizing the mechanisms of gaze stability during walking in individuals with vestibular loss.
His research interests include the identification and rehabilitation of postural control problems during balance and walking. He is also interested in development of novel balance interventions that improve balance and stability during walking. He is interested in using technology to facilitate the translation of research findings into clinical practice with the goal of improving patient care. He enjoys watching Detroit Red Wings hockey with his boys, teaching his boys to be physically active through sports, and visiting local vineyards with his wife to sample wine and listen to local bands.
Dale Roberts MS, research engineer
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Dale Roberts is a Research Engineer, specializing in real-time computer programming, data acquisition, and hardware device design and interfacing, as well as assisting researchers with the technical details of experimental design. He has been with Johns Hopkins since 1989.
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Dale Roberts is a Research Engineer, specializing in real-time computer programming, data acquisition, and hardware device design and interfacing, as well as assisting researchers with the technical details of experimental design. He has been with Johns Hopkins since 1989.
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Vandra C. Harris, MD, post doctoral fellow Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Vandra Harris received her B.S. in Biology from Baylor University and M.D. from the University of Louisville School of Medicine. She is currently a resident in the Department of Otolaryngology at The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Research interest include studying vestibular loss in patients with dementia and cognitive impairment. |
Scott Frankenthaler, undergraduate student
Johns Hopkins University
Scott Frankenthaler is currently an undergraduate sophomore at Johns Hopkins University majoring in Public Health Studies. He plans to first get his masters in Public Health then attend medical school in the future. Scott is interested in gaining exposure to the intersection of clinical and computational medicine in the field of otolaryngology. Scott's research focuses on studying changes in the vestibular system in relation to cognitive and physical function in aging patients.
Collaborators
John Carey, MD
Professor Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Michael Schubert, PT PhD
Associate Professor Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
David Zee, MD
Professor Neurology, Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Esther Oh, MD PhD
Assistant Professor Geriatric Medicine
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Pradeep Ramulu, MD PhD
Associate Professor Ophthalmology
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Luigi Ferrucci, MD PhD
Scientific Director
National Institute on Aging
Jeremy Walston, MD
Professor Geriatric Medicine
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Karen Bandeen-Roche, PhD
Professor and Chair Department of Biostatistics
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Alumni
Aisha Harun MD, post-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Johnny Xie, pre-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Daniel Sun MD, post-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Robin Bigelow BS, pre-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Eugene Semenov MD, pre-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Carol Li MD, pre-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Eric Fong, medical student
Cairns Clinical School, James Cook University
Andrew Layman BS, pre-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Bryan Ward MD, post-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
M. Geraldine Zuniga MD, research fellow
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Marcela Davalos-Bichara MD, research fellow
Sinai Hospital, Baltimore
Georgios Mantokoudis MD, research fellow
Inselspital, Bern, Switzerland
Olympia Kremmyda MD, Neurology resident
Ludwig Maximilians University, Munich, Germany
Michael Baxter, medical student
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Brian Lin MD, OHNS resident
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Johns Hopkins University
Scott Frankenthaler is currently an undergraduate sophomore at Johns Hopkins University majoring in Public Health Studies. He plans to first get his masters in Public Health then attend medical school in the future. Scott is interested in gaining exposure to the intersection of clinical and computational medicine in the field of otolaryngology. Scott's research focuses on studying changes in the vestibular system in relation to cognitive and physical function in aging patients.
Collaborators
John Carey, MD
Professor Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Michael Schubert, PT PhD
Associate Professor Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
David Zee, MD
Professor Neurology, Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Esther Oh, MD PhD
Assistant Professor Geriatric Medicine
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Pradeep Ramulu, MD PhD
Associate Professor Ophthalmology
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Luigi Ferrucci, MD PhD
Scientific Director
National Institute on Aging
Jeremy Walston, MD
Professor Geriatric Medicine
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Karen Bandeen-Roche, PhD
Professor and Chair Department of Biostatistics
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Alumni
Aisha Harun MD, post-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Johnny Xie, pre-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Daniel Sun MD, post-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Robin Bigelow BS, pre-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Eugene Semenov MD, pre-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Carol Li MD, pre-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Eric Fong, medical student
Cairns Clinical School, James Cook University
Andrew Layman BS, pre-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Bryan Ward MD, post-doctoral fellow
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
M. Geraldine Zuniga MD, research fellow
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Marcela Davalos-Bichara MD, research fellow
Sinai Hospital, Baltimore
Georgios Mantokoudis MD, research fellow
Inselspital, Bern, Switzerland
Olympia Kremmyda MD, Neurology resident
Ludwig Maximilians University, Munich, Germany
Michael Baxter, medical student
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Brian Lin MD, OHNS resident
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
