Congratulations to our new PhD, Ana Cartaya!
Dr. Cartaya successfully defended her PhD thesis, “Antioxidant Response Activating nanoparticles (ARAPas): Treating Arterial Disease in 3D” under the guidance of Edward Bahnson, PhD, on October 31.
Dr. Cartaya successfully defended her PhD thesis, “Antioxidant Response Activating nanoparticles (ARAPas): Treating Arterial Disease in 3D” under the guidance of Edward Bahnson, PhD, on October 31.
Dr. Truong successfully defending his thesis on “The Roles of APOBEC3 Enzymes in Urothelial Carcinoma” under the guidance of William Y. Kim, M.D., on October 10.
Dr. Effinger successfully defended his thesis on “Sex-Specific Effects of Psychedelic Drug Administration on Stress-Related Brain Region Reactivity and Threat Responding” Nov. 7.
Dr. LIttle successfully defended her thesis, “Determination of cross-species immune responses from outer membrane vesicle-based meningococcal vaccines to Neisseria gonorrhoeae,” under the guidance of Alex Duncan, MD, PhD, on October 17.
Nehemiah Stewart founds nonprofit aiming to reduce the diversity gap in professional networks.
Dr. Graboski successfully defending her thesis, “Characterization and Inhibition of Gut Microbial Tryptophanase and its Implications in Chronic Kidney Disease” on September 21.
Amy Aponte receives the prestigious GDEP Award!
The work of Brown Lab on polyubiquitination by APC/C is published in Nature Structural & Molecular Biology!
Congratulations to Amanda Graboski for her first-author paper in Cell Chemical Biology!
Dr. Sandroni, of Brian Jensen’s Lab, successfully defended his PhD thesis, “The Alpha-1A Adrenergic Receptor Regulates Oxidative Metabolism in the Mouse Heart” on June 26.