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Suzanne Minton successfully defended her thesis and became Dr. Minton January 15, 2013. Our congratulations to Suzanne for receiving her Ph.D.!

Nicole Vincent Jordan, a member of the Johnson lab, successfully defended her thesis September 6, 2012. The title of her thesis is "Epigenetic Regulation of Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition in Epithelial Stem Cells and Triple Negative Breast Cancer.

Scott Slattery and Janet Doolittle receive awards.

Carolina Summer Fellowship students made their oral presentations of their summer research Tuesday, July 24, 2012.

Meg Duncan, a member of Rob Nicholas' lab, gave her final defense Friday, June 22, 2012. The title of her dissertation was "Probing the mechanisms of antibiotic resistance in the gonococcus."

>Onur Dagliyan, a graduate student in the Hahn and Dokholyan labs, has been awarded a 2012 Howard Hughes Medical Institute International Student Research Fellowship. Onur Dagliyan, 2012 HHMI International Research Fellowship recipient The fellowship recognizes Onur’s exceptional academic and personal achievements and reflects HHMI鈥檚 confidence in his potential to become...

Asya Borikova, a member of the Johnson Lab, successfully defended her dissertation and received her Ph.D. on May 25, 2012. The title of her dissertation was "Cerebral Cavernous Malformations is a disease of dysregulated expression of RhoA and Rap1 proteins."

Jason Goldsmith, a member of the Jobin lab, successfully defended his dissertation April 16, 2012 and recieved his PH.D. The title of his dissertation was 鈥� Mechanisms of mu opioid receptor mediated protection from multiple models of acute injury.鈥�

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Carolina Summer Fellowship Students made their oral presentations of their summer research Wednesday, July 27, 2011. The students are: Adam Buchholz, John Runge, Jennifer Tran, and Elizabeth Wood.