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Congratulations to Molly Kulikauskas, a CBP graduate student in Vicki Bautch’s lab for recently receiving a prestigious Predoctoral Fellowship from the National Science Foundation (NSF).

Congratulations to Hong Ma, Ph.D., M.D., a Research Associate in Jiandong Liu’s laboratory, for receipt of prestigious American Heart Career Development Award.聽聽Dr. Ma received this award for his studies to explore metabolic reprogramming in cardiac hypertrophy.聽This funding mechanism provides $231,000 over 3 years and is designed to support highly promising...

Congratulations to William Polacheck, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, in the Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering and the Department of Cell Biology and Physiology for publishing paper on Microfabricated blood vessels in Nature Protocols.聽聽Dr. Polacheck’s paper will be featured on the cover of the next edition of Nature Protocols but can be...

Congratulations to Jimena Giudice, Ph.D., a MHI member and Assistant Professor of Cell Biology and Physiology for the receipt of Career Development Award from the American Heart Association.聽聽Dr. Giudice received grant for her studies to聽investigate the functional implications of alternative splicing in cardiac biology. It is a 3-year grant for...

Congratulations to Michael Bressan, Ph.D., a MHI member and Assistant Professor of Cell Biology and Physiology for the receipt of Career Development Award from the American Heart Association.

Congratulations to Brian Colwell Jensen, Ph.D., M.D., an Associate Professor of Medicine and Pharmacology, for publishing paper on the Nuclear Receptor ROR伪 in American Journal of Physiology-Heart and Circulatory Physiology.聽聽Dr. Jensen’s paper is featured in the January, 2019 edition of American Journal of Physiology-Heart and Circulatory Physiology and can be...

Jimena Guidice, PhD, Assistant Professor, Cell Biology & Physiology & McAllister member, has been awarded an RO1 from the NIH-National Institute of General Medical Sciences for her project entitled 鈥淎lternative splicing regulation and membrane trafficking.” The new grant will provide 5 years of funding.

Todd Cohen and Jonathan Schisler were awarded $3.1 million for a new research grant from the National Institute on Aging titled 鈥淒ual CHIP Functions Control Tau Triage in Alzheimer鈥檚 Disease鈥�. The five-year award combines the expertise of the two young investigators, allowing them to study novel concepts of the regulation...

Kathleen Caron, PhD discusses her research on the heart’s lymphatic system and related gender differences in American Scientist. Read the full feature.

Kerry Dorr, PhD, postdoctoral fellow in Conlon Lab,聽 has a new publication in Current Opinion in Chemical Biology, “Proteomic-based approaches to cardiac development and disease.鈥�