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Congratulations to Ben on his T32 fellowship!
Third-year lab member Ben Krummenacher has been awarded a one-year T32 Institutional National Research Service Award, supporting an independent research direction he has developed within the lab. Ben’s proposed research investigates how different cellular stresses reshape RNA processing and generate novel proteins. Toward this, he is developing a novel computational method for database-independent detection of…
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Congratulations to PhD candidate Jason Yeung on his fellowship!
Preceding his successful these proposal, Jason was awarded the Institute for Synthetic Biology Graduate Fellowship. His project combines the Lee lab’s live-cell imaging expertise with the Lohmueller lab’s CAR-T engineering platform to study how cells decode cytokine signals during T-cell engagement. This fellowship will support his work characterizing single receptor complex dynamics at the immune…
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Review published in Cell Biology!
Congratulations to Jason Yeung on this new publication, available online at this link. This study expounds on various noninvasive methods to observe real-time live-cell behavior related to kinase activities, metabolism, protein clustering, transcriptional regulation, and more. What a great read!
