Each year the graduate students run writing and oral presentation workshops for MolBio undergraduates writing their senior theses, and this year Katelyn is working with a fellow graduate student in the Bassler lab, Olivia Duddy, as the lead lecturer.

Two outstanding and motivated undergraduates have accepted positions in the lab, working with Katelyn & Josh, respectively.

Krystal accepted a position in the Weitzman Lab, continuing to pursue her passion in uncovering virus-host interactions. We'll miss you, Krystal!

Following his post-doc in our lab, Joel will be moving to Boston as a member of the Drug Safety Research and Development group at Pfizer. Congrats on this well-deserved job offer, Joel!

Considering his excellent work over the past few years, we cannot wait to see what he accomplishes next! Cheers and good luck!

The Dagstuhl Seminar 19351: Computational Proteomics included a week of workshop-style collaborations and seminars in the beautiful German Saarland countryside. 

Set to be printed in November, Katelyn's work highlights in the "double-edged" character of peroxisomes during virus infections.

In addition to giving an oral presentation, Cora's poster on SIRT4 function was given the highest honors at this year's FASEB conference in Portugal! Congrats, Cora!!

The two undergraduates represented the lab beautifully, getting a chance to show all they'd accomplished in the lab thus far.

Ileana, a co-organizer of the conference, flew to Lisbon for the FASEB meeting along with Cora, who had the opportunity to present her work on sirtuins in an oral session!