Rowan Maisonneuve
IGC FELLOW | Global Change Center
Ph.D. Student • Translational Biology, Medicine and Health
Advisor: Dr. Steven Poelzing
Research Interests: Basic Science, Public Health, Epidemiology
romaisonneuve@vtc.vt.edu • LinkedIn
Rowan is a Ph.D. student in Translational Biology, Medicine, and Health in Dr. Steven Poelzing’s lab. Her main areas of interest include basic science, public health, and epidemiology. She is specifically interested in cardiac electrophysiology and how environmental factors may influence susceptibility to arrhythmias and sudden cardiac arrest.
Rowan is one of our incoming REH T32 Training program trainees, starting in the Fall of 2025 and will join our Spring 2026 IGC IGEP Cohort. Welcome, Rowan!
The Interfaces of Global Change IGEP provides PhD students with a unique intellectual focus and training.
Each IGC Fellow gains depth in their specific scientific area of expertise (e.g. biology or engineering), while simultaneously gaining breadth in the multifaceted realm of global change and the science-policy interface.
