Recent conference presentations, research highlights, and milestones from the Rabiee Laboratory.
Rabiee Lab research was presented as both a talk and a poster at the 2026 Kern Lipid Conference, continuing the lab's focus on adipocyte metabolism, thermogenesis, and lipid biology.
Dr. Atefeh Rabiee is a Co-Investigator on a new NIH R16 SuRE award led by Dr. Roshanak Rahimian, “Impact of Exercise on Vascular and Metabolic Function Across Prediabetes and Diabetes.” The four-year, $526,590 NIGMS-funded project will investigate exercise-mediated effects on vascular and metabolic function, including sex-specific mechanisms.
Rabiee Lab research presented in both oral and poster formats.
Lab research presented at the Endocrine Society annual meeting.
Research presented in both talk and poster formats at University of the Pacific.
Poster presentation highlighting current work in adipocyte biology and metabolic regulation.
Poster presentation in San Antonio, Texas.
Poster presentation at the symposium on interorgan communication in the pathogenesis and treatment of diabetes and obesity.
Poster presentation.
Poster presentation at University of the Pacific.
Oral presentation focused on current lipedema research.
Poster presentation in Long Beach, California.
Selected lab and trainee-related recognitions are highlighted here; the PI page contains the broader award history.
University of the Pacific research awards supporting ongoing laboratory scholarship.
University of the Pacific academic planning and development support.
Mentoring recognition associated with Nataly Martinez Herrera, Jazmin Lopez, and Neddie Hernandez.
Recognition for undergraduate summer research mentorship, including Zak Raymond's 2024 SURF research experience.
University of the Pacific.
University of the Pacific recognition for graduate student advising and mentorship.
Pacific Office of Research and Sponsored Programs.
$250,000 research award supporting the lab's lipedema research program.
In 2026, Hossain, Poojari, and Rabiee published a review of adrenergic and non-adrenergic pathways controlling adipose tissue thermogenesis in Cells.