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!
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.
Victor and his undergraduate colleagues presented their summer research posters. They spent the summer in the Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics department as part of a new program. Click here for more details
We celebrated our awesome summer student Victor as he finishes up his research time with us with pho and Vietnamese coffee!
Victor Tyne, a physics and classics major from the University of Chicago, will be spending the summer in our lab. He joined through our department’s new undergraduate summer program. Details can be found here.
Ankita presented a platform talk on her recently published work describing the activation of a DNA repair helicase from Mycobacterium tuberculosis while Drake gave a poster on his transcriptional flux assay development.