Congratulations to Dr. Ying Zhou!
Congratulations to Ying Zhou in Dr. Cathy Costello’s laboratory who recently successfully defended her Ph.D. thesis: “Characterization of polar lipids using mass spectrometry”
Congratulations Ying!
Congratulations to Ying Zhou in Dr. Cathy Costello’s laboratory who recently successfully defended her Ph.D. thesis: “Characterization of polar lipids using mass spectrometry”
Congratulations Ying!
Congratulations to Shannon Carroll in Dr. Katya Ravid’s laboratory who recently successfully defended her Ph.D. thesis: “The
role of the A2B adenosine receptor in the differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells to osteoblasts and
chondrocytes: implications for bone development and fracture repair”
Congratulations Shannon!
Edward Randles, in Dr. Peter Bergethon’s laboratory successfully defended his PhD thesis: “Photo-release of Liposome Encapsulated Molecules”
Congratulations Ed!!!
Drs. Garcia-Marcos, Perissi and Ritter have been accepted into the Early Career Faculty Development Program! This program brings faculty from the 3 schools on campus together to consider issues of importance to career development. Each applicant proposes a project that he/she hopes to accomplish during the tenure of the program. Each accepted applicant is assigned a mentor to help with the project. Congratulations to Drs. Garcia-Marcos, Perissi and Ritter!
Dr. Juyoun Kim in Dr. Kostya Kandror’s laboratory successfully defended her PhD thesis: “The first luminal loop confers insulin responsiveness to the glucose transporter 4” Congratulations Juyoun!
Dr. Shakun Karki in Dr. Kostya Kandror’s laboratory successfully defended her PhD thesis: “Multi level action of fatty acids on adiponectin production by fat cells” Congratulations Shakun!
Dr. Erica Walsh in Dr. Zhi-Xiong (Jim) Xiao’s laboratory successfully defended her PhD thesis: “Role of the MDM2 and Retinoblastoma protein pathway in cellular senescence and muscle differentiation” Congratulations Erica!
Congratulations to Johann Bergholz who won the poster completion in the category of pre-doctoral students at the Era of Hope Breast Cancer Conference in Orlando, FL from August 2-August 5. This conference is organized by the Office of Congressionally-Directed Medical Research Program (CDMRP), of the U.S. Department of Defense. The conference gathered over 1,600 people, and there were easily 1,000 posters. Congratulations Johann!
Congratulations to Dr. Bob Varelas who recently received The Karin Grunebaum Cancer Research Foundation Faculty Research Fellowship Award!
Pauline So in Dr. Carmela Abraham’s laboratory successfully defended her PhD thesis “The Role of Amyloid Precursor Protein Dimerization in Amyloid Beta Peptide Production”
Congratulations Dr. So!