Understanding the Spatiotemporal Aspect of GPCR Molecular Assembly and Signaling Processes in Living Cells

Understanding the Spatiotemporal Aspect of GPCR Molecular Assembly and Signaling Processes in Living Cells

Xiaohan Zhou joined the Gradinaru Lab in the fall of 2020 after completing his undergraduate degree in Physics at Nanjing University. During his undergraduate study, Xiaohan was awarded the opportunity to go to Duke University as an exchange student and also served as a visiting undergraduate researcher at the Johns Hopkins University. 

Finding the Right Fit in Drug Discovery

Finding the Right Fit in Drug Discovery

After completing a Biological Chemistry Specialist at UTM, Zuhair Ahmed joined the labs of Scott Prosser and Amanda Hargrove in 2023 to pursue a PhD in Chemical Biology, Medicinal Chemistry, and Biophysical Chemistry. With the support of the CPS Teaching Fellowship, Zuhair introduced computational screening into the 3rd-year Techniques in Biological Chemistry I course – often the first exposure undergraduates have to modern methods in drug discovery.

Measuring erosion rates using rare isotopes in rocks

Measuring erosion rates using rare isotopes in rocks

Mauricio Haag joined Prof. Lindsay Schoenbohm’s tectonic geomorphology group at the University of Toronto Mississauga as a PhD student in 2021 after receiving a Master’s degree at Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil. Mauricio’s PhD project aims to investigate erosion rates along the continental escarpment in southeast Brazil, focusing on how lithology, climate, and tectonics influence the spatial pattern of these erosion rates. 

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