Academic News

Joel, Yutaka, Pierre, Marni, and Krystal present at the American Society for Mass Spectrometry annual conference
June 9, 2017
Joel and Yutaka (postdocs) traveled to Indianapolis, IN along with Pierre, Marni, and Krystal (grad students) to present their work at the annual ASMS meeting. Joel, Yutaka, Marni, and Krystal were invited to give posters, and Pierre presented in an oral presentation section - they collectively represented our lab's work in everything from HSV-1…
Krystal is selected for the NIH F31 pre-doctoral National Research Service Award
June 1, 2017
Krystal, a third year graduate student, was awared the NIH F31 competitive research grant for her project titled, "Bridging virology with proteomics to define immune cell signaling upon infection." 
Laura receives a National Science Foundation Fellowship
May 20, 2017

Laura Murray received a NSF-GRF award from the National Science Foundation. Her research project focuses on elucidating the role of human sirtuin 6 in the context of viral infection.

 

Pierre awarded the Harold W. Dodds Fellowship
April 3, 2017

Pierre M Jean Beltran is the recipient of the 2017 Harold W. Dodds Fellowship, which was established in honor of Princeton’s 15th president. This competitive fellowship is given to students following a rigorous selection from candidates across all departments in the university. Pierre’s project focuses on studying the role of organelles in…

Pierre is awarded the 2017 Harold Dodds Honorific Fellowship from Princeton University
Dec. 16, 2016
Pierre was honored for his excellent academic work and scholarship thus far as a graduate student at Princeton University with the Harold Dodds Honorific Fellowship award. This is one of 4 monetary awards presented to graduate students across all disciplines each year at Princeton. Congratulations and well-deserved, Pierre!
Cristea named a 2015 Mallinckrodt Scholar
May 16, 2016

The Edward Mallinckrodt, Jr. Foundation, which supports early stage investigators engaged in biomedical research that has the potential to significantly advance the understanding, diagnosis, or treatment of disease, has named Ileana Cristea as a 2015 Mallinckrodt…

Krystal receives the Molecular Biology Outstanding Teaching award
Oct. 5, 2015
Krystal was honored at the annual MolBio retreat for her outstanding effort in teaching and engaging undergraduate students during her time as a TA for MOL 215: Introduction to Biology.
Elizabeth receives a National Science Foundation scholarship
June 16, 2014

Elizabeth Rowland, graduate student in the Cristea lab, is the happy recipient of a scholarship from the National Science Foundation. Her research project will focus on characterizing the roles of several human sirtuins during viral infection. 

Ben receives an American Heart Association Award
March 3, 2014

Benjamin Diner, graduate student in the Cristea lab, receives a predoctoral award from the American Heart Association (AHA) for his studies on nuclear sensing of pathogenic DNA. The title of his research proposal is “Delineating how nuclear DNA sensor IFI16 confers HCMV immunity using proteomics.”