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PULSe AWARD WINNERS

Student Achievement Awards

Outstanding Graduate Student in Research

Jing-Ke Weng
Dr. Clint Chapple Lab
Research Interests:
Evolution of plant secondary metabolism, comparative biochemistry, cytochrom P450, cell wall engineering

 

Outstanding Graduate Student in Teaching

Dana Emmert
Dr. Christine Hrycyna Lab
Courses Taught:
CHM 53300 Fall 2006, CHM 11600 Spring 2007 & 2008,
CHM 33300 Fall 2007 & 2008, Spring 2009

 

Publications of the Year



Vidhya Munnamalai
Dr. Daniel Suter Lab
Reactive oxygen species regulate F-actin dynamics in neuronal growth cones and neurite outgrowth (PDF)


Guanglu Shi
Dr. Stephen Konieczny Lab
Spontaneous induction of murine pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia (mPanIN) by acinar cell targeting of oncogenic Kras in adult mice (PDF)


Jing-Ke Weng
Dr. Clint Chapple Lab
Independent origins of syringly lignin in vascular plants (PDF)

 

Certificate of Recognition for First-Authorship

Maris Cinelli, Dr. Mark Cushman Lab
Design, Synthesis, and Biological Evaluation of 14-Substituted Aromathecins as Topoisomerase I Inhibitors (PDF)

Sarah Husk, Dr. Joseph Garner Lab
Home Improvement: C57BL/6J Mice Given More Naturalistic Nesting Materials Build Better Nests (PDF)

Kai-Hui Sun, Dr. Kavita Shah Lab
Novel Genetic Tools Reveal Cdk5's Major Role in Golgi Fragmentation in Alzheimer's Disease (PDF)
Deregulated Cdk5 promotes oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction (PDF)

Chunhua Zhang, Dr. Daniel Szymanski Lab
Arabidopis SCARs Function Interchangeably to Meet Actin-Related Protein 2/3 Activation Thresholds during Morphogenesis (PDF)

 

First-Year Poster Awards

Outstanding Poster


Tyler Buit
Poster Title: Identification of microsatellites for Odz4 genotyping
Rotation PI: Dr. Amy Lossie


Special Recognition Poster


Mengang Xu
Poster Title: 3D modeling of anterior-posterior pattern formation fo the drosphila embryo
Rotation PI: Dr. David Umulis

 

Student Travel Awards

Fall 2008

Juan Cárdenas (Dr. S. Lelièvre Lab)
Annual Meeting for the American Society of Cell Biology, San Francisco, CA

Chih-Hong Chen (Dr. C. Post Lab)
Experimental Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Conference, Pacific Grove, CA

Dana Emmert (Dr. C. Hrycyna Lab)
Gordon Research Conference, Understanding & Overcoming Multi-Drug Efflux Pumps in Disease, Galveston, TX

Carla Rosenfield (Dr. S. Gelvin Lab)
29th Annual Crown Gall Conference, Ann Arbor, MI

Kai-Hui Sun (Dr. K. Shah Lab)
2009 Drug Discovery for Neurodegeneration Conference, Washington, DC

Yifeng Yang (Dr. D. Kihara Lab)
Biophysical Society 53 rd Annual Meeting, Boston, MA



Spring 2009

Frances Joan Alvarez (Dr. A. Davidson Lab)
Gordon Research Conference, Waterville, ME

Jinming Cui (Dr. A. Davidson Lab)
Gordon Research Conference, Waterville, ME

Anna Fahey (Dr. A. DeWoody Lab)
Evolution Annual Meeting, Moscow, ID

Jeeyeon Lee (Dr. J. Chmielewski)
21 st American Peptide Symposium, Bloomington, IN

Jer-Young Lin (Dr. S. Jackson Lab)
The Biology of Genomes, Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Wei Xia (Dr. P. Low Lab)
Immunology 2009, Seattle, WA



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