Anh wins a scholarship
Anh was chosen as a CWRU Coding Scholar, which supports his work analyzing deep mutational scanning data to understand and predict which amino acid substitutions abrogate protein interactions without altering protein abundance. Congats Anh!
Mutational Scanning Symposium 2020 Videos
Last month, Kenny traveled back to Seattle to give the opening talk in the workshop portion of the Mutational Scanning Symposium 2020. The organizers recorded the talks, and put them on up on a Youtube Channel. Looks like it could be a great resource for individuals wanting to partake in this field. You can find all of the talks here, including Kenny’s talk.
Kenny is a CWRU MSTP trainer
Kenny is now officially listed as a potential PhD thesis advisor for CWRU MSTP students.
Kenny joins the CWRU Center for AIDS Research
Kenny gives a talk for a CFAR symposium between the Cleveland and Pittsburgh CFAR labs, and joins shortly thereafter.
Sarah joins the lab!
Sarah Roelle joins the lab as an RA2, and will be using her years of experience in the CWRU Department of Biomedical Engineering to help Kenny finish setting up the lab, and work with him to get the first sets of independent research projects moving. Welcome Sarah! We are very happy to have you here!
First Day!
After a successful move across 3/4 of the country, the lab opens its doors! Time to equip this place up!
Signed Offer Letters!
Anna and I signed our offer letters to join the Case Western Reserve University Department of Pathology in Cleveland. I’m excited for all of the amazing science I think I’ll be able to accomplish there!