Eileen completed her undergraduate degree in neuroscience at UCLA. During that time, she established her interest in research while working with Marie-Francoise Chesselet on the Thy1-aSyn model focusing on non-motor symptoms. She then earned her PhD at Oregon Health & Science University, where she assessed the role of apolipoprotein E isoforms in the risk and disease progression of PD and AD.
Project Manager
Eileen Torres, PhD
Weill Cornell Medicine
Eileen completed her undergraduate degree in neuroscience at UCLA. During that time, she established her interest in research while working with Marie-Francoise Chesselet on the Thy1-aSyn model focusing on non-motor symptoms. She then earned her PhD at Oregon Health & Science University, where she assessed the role of apolipoprotein E isoforms in the risk and disease progression of PD and AD.
