Carolina Summer Fellowship Students made their oral presentations of their summer research Wednesday, July 27, 2011. The students are: Adam Buchholz, John Runge, Jennifer Tran, and Elizabeth Wood.
Michal Nagiac, PhD with Dr. Henrik Dohlman, his mentor Michal Nagiec, a member of the Dohlman Lab, successfully defended his thesis and received his Ph.D. on Tuesday, June 14, 2011. The title of his thesis is“Coordination of MAP Kinase Signaling During Cell Fate Decisions.” Congratulations, Michal! Michal’s parents, Eva and Marek Nagiec, and his … Read more
John Bauman, recent Ph.D. recipient attends ceremonies.
Katy Cappell, a member of the Whitehurst Lab, has received a P.E.O. Scholar Award. It was awarded by the International Chapter of the P.E.O Sisterhood, a Philanthropic Educational Organization. The award is a one-time merit-based award for $15,000 given to women pursuing their doctoral degree.
Amy Abel, Research Assistant Professor, and Nicole Vincent-Jordan, graduate student, are first authors on paper published in Cell Stem Cell May 6, 2011.
Dr. Henrik Dohlman Two papers by Henrik Dohlman’s lab have been highlighted in Science & Science Signaling. Henrik Dohlman is a joint professor in the Department of Pharmacology. The most recent one, “The Crystal Structure of a Self-Activating G Protein α Subunit Reveals Its Distinct Mechanism of Signal Initiation” with lead author Janice C. Jones, … Read more
Research to understand the mechanisms of drug resistance in leukemia honored
Eric Zimmerman, Ph.D. with Dr. Lee Graves, his mentor Eric Zimmerman, a member of the Graves Lab, successfully defended his Ph.D. Thursday, March 24, 2011. The title of his thesis is “Lyn kinase regulation of microRNA and Mcl-1 in drug-resistant myelogenous leukemia.” A party was held afterward in 4007 GMB to celebrate. Eric has a … Read more
