Xiao Zhou won the 2nd prize in the Biological Sciences category at the Edward F. Hayes Graduate Research Forum.
Xiao Zhou won the 2nd prize in the Biological Sciences category at the Edward F. Hayes Graduate Research Forum.
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Congratulations to Amit Sharma who is first author of a paper that is in press in PLoS Pathogens
Congratulations to Amit Sharma who is first author of a paper that is in press in PLoS Pathogens - Sharma, Yilmaz, Marsh, Cochrane, and Boris-Lawrie "HIV-1 infection modifies the translational activity of infected lymphocytes: unexpected effects on eIF4E and CBP80 exchange."
Another high profile publication from the Leone lab!!
Ouseph, Li et al., "Atypical E2F Repressors and Activators Coordinate Placental Development” has been accepted for publication in Dev Cell. Co–first author Jing Li was an MG graduate student.
Nripesh Dhungel's manuscript was accepted for publication in Genes and Development
Congratulations to Nripesh Dhungel in Anita Hopper's lab whose manuscript "Beyond tRNA cleavage: novel essential function for yeast tRNA splicing endonuclease unrelated to tRNA processing" was accepted for publication in Genes and Development. The work was supported, in part, by a Pelotonia graduate
New SiGue Program to Aid Underrepresented Groups.
This is a new post-BS program for underrepresented groups . The program is part of a new NSF research grant obtained with Erich Grotewold. The goal of the program is to help training of underrepresented students just after their BS so they can move into graduate education.
Grotewold Receives $4.2 Million Plant Research Grant
Erich Grotewold, Professor of Molecular Genetics and Horticulture & Crop Science, and director of the Center for Applied Sciences (CAPS), is the Principal Investigator on a $4,234,908 National Science Foundation (NSF) project to address fundamentally important questions in plant research.
Erich Grotewold, Andrea Doseff, and John Gray (University of Toldeo) received a huge NSF grant for "Systems Approaches to Identify Gene Regulatory Networks in the Grasses".
Outstanding news. Erich Grotewold, Andrea Doseff, and John Gray (University of Toldeo) received a huge NSF grant for "Systems Approaches to Identify Gene Regulatory Networks in the Grasses". Wonderful for Erich and Andrea, MG, and OSU.