So much has happened since my last post and I apologize for not recognizing all the hard work and accomplishments from lab members over the past year or so. Here is a picture from our Holiday Party and check out Pubmed to see what we have been up to in lab:
Category: Students
New Students in Lab: Welcome Sarah, Addison and Connor!
We are overdue in welcoming new students to the lab this year. We are happy that the following individuals have chosen our lab to carry out their research projects and to being part of our team:
Sarah Al-Saad (Graduate Student Molecular Pharmacology Program, University of Pittsburgh) will pursue her thesis project in the lab in collaboration with Dr. Adam Straub.
Addison McLane (Hillman Academy Student) is a rising senior high school student pursuing a summer project under the mentorship of post-doc Dr. Sierra White.
Connor Spencer (Undergraduate Researcher, University of Pittsburgh) is pursuing a bachelors degree in biochemistry and joined the lab earlier in 2023 to carry out research int he lab under the mentorship of graduate student Priscilla Tang.
Welcome All !
Congratulations to Shriya and Priscilla for receiving Travel and Young Investigator Awards at #SfRBM22 meeting in Orlando
Welcome PSTP student Sneha Srinivasan
The lab welcomes Sneha Srinivasan who joins us to undertake her PSTP research focused on the role of SIRT3 in anchorage independent cancer cell survival via alterations of redox-landscape!
Sneha received her Bachelor of Science in Molecular and Cellular Biology from the University of Arizona. After graduating she spend one year at the NIH studying B-cell immunology, before starting medical school at the University of Pittsburgh.
The lab welcomes Hillman Academy student Donise and Pitt undergrad Ivanna for summer 2022
We are happy to host Donise Griffin (Hillman Academy, left) and Ivanna Dudala (University of Pittsburgh, right) this summer as we make the new Assembly / Ford building in Shady Side / Bloomfield out new lab home.
Amal awarded AACR Scholar-in-Training Travel Award
Congratulations to graduate student Amal Elhaw for receiving a Scholar-in-Training Award from the American Association for Cancer Research!
Amal will present her work on RhoV in Ovarian Cancer at the AACR annual meeting in New Orleans April 8-13, 2022.
She will be joined at the conference by Nadine, and graduate students Zaineb Javed and Priscilla Tang, who will also present their research.
If you are attending in person, come and talk to us at their posters!