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Congratulations to Melissa on the publication of her Master's paper!
Good work, Melissa!
Congratulations to Jose on his poster presentation at the 2025 Keystone Symposia in Whistler, Canada
Winner of Autophagy and Autophagy Reports Poster Award at the 2025 Keystone Symposia: Autophagosomes and Endolysosomes: From Fundamental Mechanisms to Disease Implications
Welcome aboard the lab (Summer 2025), Alen Poehlman!
Alen Poehlman
I am from the University of Washington in Seattle, where I am entering my third year majoring in Biochemistry. This summer, I am a part of the Amgen Scholars program, consisting of a 10-week mentorship, conferences, and workshopping events to prepare students for graduate school and their careers in research. This summer, I will be working with Amy Prichard studying dual infection with obligate intracellular pathogens, where we're looking to gain a better understanding of how pathogens interact with each other and their host in a shared cell.
Congratulations! to Hannah Riel
Hannah is a recipient of the 2025 MIMG Immersive Research Fellowship which entails a stipend of $3,000 for 30 hours of work per week over 8 weeks over Summer 2025.
Good work, Hannah!
Congratulations to Christian Aguirre !!!
Chistian Aguierre is a 2025 HHMI SURP program recipient
CONGRATULATIONS, SARAH -- Great job, !!!
Congrats, Christian Aguirre, on acceptance into the PATH2 program!
2025 Gordon Research Conference
Congrats, Tim, on giving a talk at the Gordon Research Seminar
TALK TITLE:
”Translation Machinery in Health and Disease”
Amy Prichard - Welcome to the Pernas Lab!
Amy joins us from University of California San Diego’s School of Biological Sciences, with an emphasis in Biology (microbiology focus). Welcome, Amy!!
CONGRATULATIONS TO MARTA OLSON on her acceptance into the PATH 2 program!!
Advanced Independent Research
Path 2 is intended for students who are interested in fulfilling their degree requirements by conducting independent research in a faculty mentor’s laboratory. Undergraduates engage in at least two-quarters of letter-graded research (196A and 196B) and concurrently participate in research seminars (180A and 180B) designed to help students acquire in-depth and broad knowledge about their research project.
OPEN DISCUSSION
…of our thoughts on how mitochondria function as microbe sensors!
FAREWELL & CONGRATULATIONS to Li!!!
Farewell Li! And good luck with starting your new lab at Peking University, we will miss you!
Congratulations, Xianhe Li, for an Excellent Talk!
Innate Immunity and Immunometabolism seminar (3i)
Sebastian Kriemendahl et. al. - in the 14th Annual Eukaryotic Pathogen Symposium!
Congratulations on the Publication in EMBO Journal Press
Glutamine sensing licenses cholesterol synthesis
https://www.embopress.org/doi/full/10.1038/s44318-024-00269-0
Congratulations to our Fearless Leader on the Packard Fellow!
Tim Bartsch - one of the winners of our MIMG 2024 Retreat Poster Presentation!
Looks like a winner !
Stay tuned for the Gordon Research Seminar on Molecular Membrane Biology July 2025 that will be co-chaired by Chahat!
For more information on what will be covered in the Keystone Symposia Mitochondrial Biology in Health and Disease: KSQA: Dr. Lena Pernas (Mitochondrial Biology)
https://youtu.be/ibkQ3HI4WPY