Ankita Chadda presented her newest work at the Midwest DNA Repair Conference in Louisville.
Ankita’s abstract was selected for an oral presentation and she told those in attendance about her exciting work on the structure of UvrD1.
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Well done and congratulations Ana!
Ana received a seed grant from our generous department to fund her work on assay development and her studies of Mtb transcriptional regulation!
Abby starts summer research!
We are super excited to have Washington University rising sophomore Abby Tang in the lab full-time during the summer. She will be participating in many different aspects of the lab as she works towards collecting data sets on Mtb RNA… Read More »Abby starts summer research!
Lab lunch at the Gramophone!
Never fear, Drake was wearing sunscreen! Thanks to Ana (not shown) for taking the pic.
Drake Jensen, Ph.D.
Drake successfully defended his thesis work (all 607+ pages of it!!!). We are very proud of his accomplishments. His work has been fundamental in making the lab what it is today and define our future research trajectories. Congratulations Drake!
Welcome to undergraduate students Abby and Sasha!
Both are Washington University undergraduate students who have recently joined the lab! They will be getting their first taste of biomedical research and helping us out with our projects on transcription regulation in Mtb.