Five trainees in the Molecular and Cellular Biophysics Program received the Barry Lentz Travel Award this spring. The award provides financial support to students who are traveling to a conference to present research.

I-Te Chuin the– Presenting “Protein dimer formationin vitroand in cells” at theAnnual Protein Society Symposium in San Francisco, CA

Jack Eicher in the Atkin and – Presenting “Biophysical characterization of tardigrade desiccation tolerance protein” at theAnnual Protein Society Symposium in San Francisco, CA

Sarah Harrisin the– Presenting “Evolution of RNA binding and regulations” at the Post-transcriptional Gene Regulation Gordon Research Conference in Newry, Maine

Rodney Parkin the– Presenting “Improving enzyme efficiency through designer incorporation of a substrate recognition domain” at theGordon Research Conference at Southern New Hampshire University

Joey Tholein the– Presenting ” Binding of the disordered C-terminal Sos domain to its native partner” at the Annual Protein Society Symposium in San Francisco, CA.