Ms. Gejla Toromani is an Honors College undergraduate researcher majoring in Biology with a premedical concentration at Miami University, with an expected graduation in 2026. Her interdisciplinary research spans virology, regenerative medicine, oncology, climate biology, and biomedical physics. She has contributed to at least five peer-reviewed publications in reputable international journals, including AIP Advances, Cureus, Annals of Plastic Surgery, and Medicina, and has presented her work at major national and international conferences. Her research experience includes a competitive summer fellowship at the University of Illinois Chicago, collaborative cancer database studies with multiple U.S. institutions, and long-term ecological analyses of Antarctic algae under climate stress. Through translational projects such as VR therapy for Parkinson’s disease and crisis mental health support, her work demonstrates clear societal relevance. Actively engaged in leadership and undergraduate research advocacy, she represents a strong emerging scholar with meaningful global and community impact.