Carolyn Clabo, Author at Biochemistry and Biophysics

Project Title: Cancer Hijacks Enzyme Substrate Mutations to Facilitate Tumorigenesis

Yesterday marked the start of UNC’s Researcher Appreciation Week. We are so thankful for each and every one of you! Please check out this video of UNC leadership recognizing your contributions and the incredible work you do every day.

Brian Kuhlman standing with his ebike in front of his home

May is National Bike Month and Bike to Work Week is May 16-22, 2022. Today was an e-bike day for Brian Kuhlman. Brandy Curtis, a third-year graduate student always bikes to Amy Gladfelter's lab in the Genome Sciences Building. We encourage members of the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics who ride their bikes to the lab to tag us on social media this month.

image Maria Al Haddad, trees by a road. Text "Hi everyone I'm Maria and this is"

This week Shadow A Scientist featured Maria Al Haddad! Maria is a second-year Ph.D. student in Dr. Sharon Campbell's lab studying the interaction between the Ras and PI3K.

photo of David S. Paul PhD Research Associate

Congratulations to Dr. David S. Paul on his promotion to Research Assistant Professor on May 11, 2022.

Tomorrow, we celebrate the naming of two buildings in honor of groundbreaking heroes in Carolina’s history: Hortense McClinton, the first African American faculty member, and Henry Owl, the first American Indian and the first person of color to enroll at our University. I encourage the UNC community to watch the events via livestream starting at 11 AM on May 13, 2022.

The National Institutes of Health is sponsoring up to 12 monetary prize awards with a total prize purse of up to $500,000 to reward innovative use of data sharing and reuse and the advancement research discoveries.

The GPSG senator of the BCBP has to fulfill some requirements throughout the academic year so that the BCBP department is eligible for a monetary allocation from the GPSG...

Please join us in congratulating the May 2022 graduates of the UNC Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics.

Graduating students currently eligible for services at Campus Health will only be able to use Campus Health and CAPS for 30 days after the original academic calendar graduation on May 8, 2022 You will be eligible for services through June 7, 2022. This includes onsite visits as well as telehealth services.

With news, finals, and transitions, your brain might be spinning. Reach out if you need support. The Heels Care Network has over 100 easily filterable resources to help you find mental health support that best fits your needs, live peer chat, and more.

Rhese Thompson successfully defended his dissertation on April 20th, 2022, and received his PhD. His dissertation titled “Tuning the Conformational Dynamics of Diverse RNAs”, was completed under the direction of Dr. Qi Zhang.

Author Archives: Carolyn Clabo

Pengda Liu PhD receives a grant from NIH National Cancer Institute

This week is UNC’s Researcher Appreciation Week, view video

Bike to Work Week 2022 is May 16-22

Maria Al Haddad is Shadow A Scientist’s highlighted researcher!

David Paul promoted to Research Assistant Professor

UNC building dedication for Henry Owl and Hortense McClinton

FASEB and NIH Partner on DataWorks! Prize to Highlight Power of Data Sharing and Reuse

BCBP received monetary allocation from the GPSG for the 2021-2022 Academic Year

Congratulations May 2022 Graduates

Graduating students eligible for services at Campus Health

Mental Health Resource Hub

Rhese Thompson earns his PhD!