UM-Dearborn Student Explores Cancer Research with Prof. Xhabija’s Guidance
April 6, 2026
Wiam Almahdi, a UM-Dearborn junior, researches melanoma cells to test Spinosyn A’s effects in Prof. Xhabija’s lab.
Wiam Almahdi, a UM-Dearborn junior, researches melanoma cells to test Spinosyn A’s effects in Prof. Xhabija’s lab.
The Class of 1931 started a legacy of generosity with a scholarship fund now worth over $10 million, aiding many students.
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