Lab news:
April 2020
Our work with Chris West's lab got published in Biochemistry. Congrats everyone and great job Karen!
February 2020
Our work with Chris West's lab got published in Biochemistry. Congrats everyone and great job Karen!
February 2020
- Our flu vaccine centers looks now official, check out the link
- WinterRosettaCon in NYC! Eva is giving one of the keynotes. Karen and Raulia are presenting their work. Great posters!
January 2020
The new year has started! We are looking forward to an exciting new year.
We have two new members joining the lab, welcome Aditi and Ryan. Aditi is joining the lab and PBS as a new graduate student and Ryan is joining as an undergraduate researcher.
The new year has started! We are looking forward to an exciting new year.
We have two new members joining the lab, welcome Aditi and Ryan. Aditi is joining the lab and PBS as a new graduate student and Ryan is joining as an undergraduate researcher.
November 2019
Our paper on high throughput screening of a diverse set of proteins for their on- and off targets is out!
Our paper on high throughput screening of a diverse set of proteins for their on- and off targets is out!
October 2019
this just happened...
this just happened...
lab lunch at Cali's and Tito's!!
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September 2019
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February 2019
an eventful month!
- Aditi is rotating in the lab!
- the big influenza grant went through! Looking forward to 7 years of exciting research with an amazing group of people.
- Abby and Mark from the ILS program are rotating in the lab.
- A new post-doc joins the lab! Welcome Manikandan!
- RosettaCon time! Karen, Raulia, Isaac and Eva are in Leavenworth, WA for some exciting science!
- Isaac Torres joins the lab; he received the Bioinformatics fellowship for his Ph.D. program. Welcome Isaac!
- the lab is growing exponentially! Welcome everyone, we a excited to have you join!
- Dr. Kyle Noble is joining as a research technician! Welcome!
- Dr. Raulia Syrlybaeva is joining us as a postdoctoral fellow. Welcome Raulia!
- Karen Juliana Gonzalez Restrepo is joining the lab! Welcome Karen.
- Vanderbilt's Modeling Immunity symposium has been a fun event. Eva gave a talk on "Protein Design vs Pathogen."
April 2019
- We are joining the Institute of Bioinformatics!
- Eva gave a seminar at the Center for Vaccines and Immunology.
March 2019
- Eva gave an invited talk at the "Festival of Biologics" in San Diego
February 2019
an eventful month!
- Eva gave a seminar at the Institute of Bioinformatics: "Designer Proteins: Targeting protein pathogen interactions"
- Autumn, Jayant and Kaitlyn are joining the lab.
- The lab receives another NIH grant! This time an R21 for redesigning and screening for immunogenicity of proteins.
- The cell sorter finally arrived!
January 2019
- Eva gives and invited talk on at the annual PEPTALK meeting; this time in San Diego
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December 2018
Shakers, PCR machine, electroporators, centrifuges and tissue culture room are all set up. We made our first batch of proteins. FPLC got delivered. The lab is set up! |
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October 2018
September 2018
We are setting up the lab at the University of Georgia. We are in the South Pharmacy Building on the third floor now. Also, Dr. Rhythm Shah is joining as a research technician/professional. Welcome Rhythm!
- Two rotations students are about to join the lab for their 3rd rotation! Welcome Noah and Jiachen.
- Eva gives a seminar at Emory's Biochemistry seminar series.
September 2018
We are setting up the lab at the University of Georgia. We are in the South Pharmacy Building on the third floor now. Also, Dr. Rhythm Shah is joining as a research technician/professional. Welcome Rhythm!
May 2018
many exciting things are happening this month:
- The lab receives its first R01 for the design of antivirals and immunogens targeting the Paramyxoviruses
- and it is final, we are moving to the University of Georgia! where we will be joining the Department of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences.
- Luana receives the Don Basset Award. Congratulations!!
March 2018
The lab receives a generous award from the Washington Research Foundation