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Patrick Laughlin was first author on A narrow ratio of nucleic acid to SARS-CoV-2 N-protein enables phase separation, published in The Journal of Biological Chemistry.

Emily Erdmann was an author on ADBP-1 regulates ADR-2 nuclear localization to control editing substrate selection, a paper published in Nucleic Acids Research.

Emily Erdmann was  first author on ADR-2 regulates fertility and oocyte fate in C. elegans a paper published in the Genetics Journal.

Brigham Pope was first author on Microscale Diffractive Lenses Integrated into Microfluidic Devices for Size-Selective Optical Trapping of Particles, a paper published in Analytical Chemistry.

Effective today, the QCB Steering Committee is excited to announce the following two-year (7/1/2024–6/30/36) appointments to the QCB training program cohort.  They are: Zach Celentano: second-year student, Biochemistry Ph.D. program, Julia Van Kessel’s laboratory Jane Joncha: second-year student, Chemistry Ph.D. program (analytical), Stephen Jacobson’s laboratory Emma Lamb: second year student, Biology program, Heather Hundley’s laboratory […]

Christopher Schlicksup is an author on Guanidine Hydrochloride-Induced Hepatitis B Virus Capsid Disassembly Hysteresis, a paper published in Biochemistry.

I am pleased to welcome Jared Lewis as the new Associate Director of the QCB Training Program, who has replaced Mike VanNieuwenzhe in this role, effectively immediately. Please join me in welcoming Jared and wishing Mike well, as he takes on new challenges at Baylor University in Waco, TX.  Jared is a chemical and synthetic […]

Ria Kidner was first author on Exogenous lipid vesicles induce endocytosis-mediated cellular aggregation in a close unicellular relative of animals, a preprint published in bioRxiv.

We’ve been renewed!!  The QCB training program has been recommended for funding for another five years of support (July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2029) under T32 GM131994-06 (-10) at a level six slots per year. This, coupled with the three IU-supported slots (two from the College and one from the UGS), will allow us […]

Kate Selivanovitch was an author on Fabrication of Protein Macromolecular Frameworks (PMFs) and Their Application in Catalytic Materials, a paper published in the book Protein Cages, part of Methods in Molecular Biology, Springer Protocols.