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Congrats to Haleigh Eppler, NIH T32 Fellow in the lab, who today past her qualifying exam. This is a key step toward becoming a PhD dissertator.
Congrats and keep up the good work! Read more about Haleigh on the team page. Good news to report that Emily Gosselin's NIH F31 predoctoral fellowship has been awarded! Congrats Emily!!
Read more about the NIH NRSA Fellowship, or learn more about Emily on the team page. Congratulations to Jewell Lab aluma, Dr. Qin Zeng, whose review on modulating TLR signaling in macrophages for cancer immunotherapy has been accepted for publication in Current Opinion in Biotechnology! Stay tuned for the full paper!
Read more about Qin on the alumni page. Congratulations to the following lab members for having their abstracts selected to present at the national American Chemical Society meeting this March:
-Michelle Bookstaver, NIH F31 Predoctoral Fellow (NIBIB) -Haleigh Eppler, NIH T32 Predoctoral Fellow -Eugene Froimchuk, UMCP Clark School Fellow -Joshua Gammon, PhRMA Foundation Fellow -Emily Gosselin, NIH F31 Predoctoral Fellow (NIAID) -Dr. Robert "Smitty" Oakes -Shannon Tsai, NIH Predoctoral Fellow (NCI) -Prof. Jewell Keep up the great work! Read more about the ACS meeting in Orlando, or learn more about our members on the team page. Congratulations to Dr. Lisa Tostanoski (NSF Fellow) and Haleigh Eppler (NIH T32 Fellow) for the acceptance of their paper in Biomaterials Science. The paper presents a strategy for degradable surface coatings that promote immune tolerance, technology that could be useful in combating multiple sclerosis more selectively. Congrats and keep up the good work!!
Read more about Lisa and Haleigh in the alumni and team sections. Congratulations to PhRMA Foundation graduate fellow, Joshua Gammon, who's review on engineering immune tolerance with biomaterials has been accepted to publication in Advanced Healthcare Materials! Stay tuned for the full paper!
Keep up the good work! Read more about Josh on the team page. |
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February 2019
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