Julia successfully defended her PhD thesis in the Morita lab at UMass-Amherst on novel features of mycobacterial membranes in December 2018. Welcome!

Julia successfully defended her PhD thesis in the Morita lab at UMass-Amherst on novel features of mycobacterial membranes in December 2018. Welcome!
Libby Mauk joins the lab as a Capstone student in the Masters of Biomedical Sciences program at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Molecular Biosciences PhD program first year student Thushara Nethramangalath starts her second rotation. Surprisingly, Libby comes with a background in tuberculosis as part of “Team TB”, a small undergraduate team that created the Read More
Valdir was invited to give a talk on his exciting new data at the Cold Spring Harbor Translational Control meeting. Cheers!
Lab alum and animal lover extraordinaire Kim Cruz left the “corporate world” for vet school. Kim garnered acceptances into three top vet schools and is attending Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Congratulations Kim! Woof!
Movers: Before entering medical school in the Fall of 2019, Parth is moving on to a year of service with City Year Philadelphia (through Americorps). He will be helping prevent at-risk Philadelphia kids from dropping out of middle school. Shakers: What a summer…😅 Heather passed the written PhD qualifying exam, Unnati passed her oral qualifying Read More
The Woychik lab was awarded a new NIH R21 grant to study emerging mycobacterial pathogens now common in the US.
Unnati was awarded a 2-year predoctoral grant from the New Jersey Commission on Cancer Research. 😊
We are happy to have Parth “stop by” the lab en route to medical school. Welcome!
The Woychik lab and their collaborators the Husson laboratory at Boston Children’s Hospital/Harvard Medical School were awarded a new NIH R21 grant to study the molecular underpinnings of Mycobacterium tuberculosis dormancy and immune evasion during latent tuberculosis.