2022 - Simrithaa Karunakaran - SLU undergraduate student presents posters at various conferences
36 th Gibbs Conference on Biothermodynamics (Crabondale, IL).
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Gordon Research Conference Mutagenesis, Maine
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September 2021 - Post COVID class of undergraduate research fellows in the Antony Group at SLU
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February 2019. Amorina Cruz Presents Poster at National Conference
Amornia Cruz, our summer NSF-REU student from Alverno College, presented her work at the 2019 Emerging Researchers National (ERN) Conference in STEM at the Marriot Wardman Park hotel in Washington D.C. Congratulations Amornia, we are so proud of you!! |
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2018-2019 SMART Team - Whitefish Bay High School
Students from Whitefish Bay High School are working on modeling the Rad52 structure with our lab as part of the SMART team. Learn more about the Milwaukee Area SMART Team program: http://cbm.msoe.edu/smartTeams/smartTeamsLocal.php |
Nilisha performed stopped flow experiments to visualize Rad52-DNA interactions with the Whitefish Bay High School students
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2018 NSF - REU Program
Emma Tillison and Amorina Cruz are working in the lab this summer as part of the NSF-REU program. Emma is continuing her work on the Rad52 mediator and Amorina is investigating the role of phosphorylation in RPA dynamics. |
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2017-2018 SMART Team Presents at ASBMB-San Deigo
"Four Reagan SMART (Students Modeling A Research Topic) Team members - Angelise Puls, Brenden McLaughlin Haralson, Rohit Bhatia and Samantha Pieper - traveled to San Diego this April to present alongside college students at the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) Experimental Biology Annual Meeting. Reagan's SMART Team spent this school year researching Replication Protein A (RPA) in collaboration with Dr. Edwin Antony, from Marquette University. They then brought their research and communication skills to San Diego, where they showcased their scientific poster and their 3D-printed model of Replication Protein A."
"Four Reagan SMART (Students Modeling A Research Topic) Team members - Angelise Puls, Brenden McLaughlin Haralson, Rohit Bhatia and Samantha Pieper - traveled to San Diego this April to present alongside college students at the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) Experimental Biology Annual Meeting. Reagan's SMART Team spent this school year researching Replication Protein A (RPA) in collaboration with Dr. Edwin Antony, from Marquette University. They then brought their research and communication skills to San Diego, where they showcased their scientific poster and their 3D-printed model of Replication Protein A."
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2017-2018 SMART Team
The students from Ronald Reagan High School are working with our lab as part of the SMART team to build a model of RPA. Learn more about the Milwaukee Area SMART Team program: http://cbm.msoe.edu/smartTeams/smartTeamsLocal.php
The students from Ronald Reagan High School are working with our lab as part of the SMART team to build a model of RPA. Learn more about the Milwaukee Area SMART Team program: http://cbm.msoe.edu/smartTeams/smartTeamsLocal.php
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2016-2017 SMART Team
The students from from Westosha Central High School are working with our lab as part of the SMART team to build a model of our oxidreductases. Learn more about the Milwaukee Area SMART Team program: http://cbm.msoe.edu/smartTeams/smartTeamsLocal.php
The students from from Westosha Central High School are working with our lab as part of the SMART team to build a model of our oxidreductases. Learn more about the Milwaukee Area SMART Team program: http://cbm.msoe.edu/smartTeams/smartTeamsLocal.php
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M-STEAM Outreach Program is Underway.
This is our outreach initiative in collaboration with the Haggerty Museum of Fine Arts. The goal of the program is to provide a platform for the faculty, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows to digest and present their science to a group of high and middle school students. These students will then work with the Museum and local artists and present these ideas in the form of art to the general public.
More information on this program can be found at www.m-steam.weebly.org
This is our outreach initiative in collaboration with the Haggerty Museum of Fine Arts. The goal of the program is to provide a platform for the faculty, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows to digest and present their science to a group of high and middle school students. These students will then work with the Museum and local artists and present these ideas in the form of art to the general public.
More information on this program can be found at www.m-steam.weebly.org
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Teach With SSB Program is Underway.
Our laboratory teaching module with the SSB protein as a model system is finally in place. The course material and information can be found at the following website: www.teachwithSSB.com
Please feel to contact us if you would like to adopt our SSB based experiments, or the entire set of experiments from this years module, for your Biochemistry, Molecular Biology or Biophysical Chemistry Lab course.
Our laboratory teaching module with the SSB protein as a model system is finally in place. The course material and information can be found at the following website: www.teachwithSSB.com
Please feel to contact us if you would like to adopt our SSB based experiments, or the entire set of experiments from this years module, for your Biochemistry, Molecular Biology or Biophysical Chemistry Lab course.
High School Students - Summer Research
July 2014. Kateline Day (North Sanpete High School, Mt. Pleasant, UT), Isaac Leyva (Academy for Math, Engineering and Science, Salt Lake City, UT), Shania Bitsoie (San Juan High School, Blanding, UT) and Crystal Vejar (Intech Collegiate High School, Logan, UT) participated in laboratory research as part of the Biotechnology Summer Academy at Utah State University.
July 2014. Kateline Day (North Sanpete High School, Mt. Pleasant, UT), Isaac Leyva (Academy for Math, Engineering and Science, Salt Lake City, UT), Shania Bitsoie (San Juan High School, Blanding, UT) and Crystal Vejar (Intech Collegiate High School, Logan, UT) participated in laboratory research as part of the Biotechnology Summer Academy at Utah State University.
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