The Quantitative and Chemical Biology Training Program provides interdisciplinary and collaborative training opportunities for pre-doctoral students.🦋: IUQCB
Bloomington, IN
Joined April 2018
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This year's Watanabe symposium was a great success! Congratulations again to the poster award winners.
Congratulations to QCB trainee, Emily Erdmann! Emily received a NIH Individual Predoctoral Fellowship 🎉
Very proud of @em_erdmann putting in the hard work to write the fellowship and gather all the preliminary data! Thanks to #NICHD for recognizing her potential and @IUQCB for supporting Emily's initial years in the lab!
Check out the flyer for the 2022 Watanabe Symposium! We are so excited to welcome some excellent speakers and share our science.
We have had many recent publications from our current and past trainees! Here are some of the newest:
Selivanovitch: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Brown: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
Holmes: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
Roushar: academic.oup.com/hmg/advance…
Jordan: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Our first annual @IUQCB training program retreat Aug 12-13 was a big success! Congratulations to @jessiegudorf, Abigail Hardy and all participants. Go @GiedrocLab
The first annual QCB Retreat was full of great company and fantastic research-thank you Prof. Wilfred van der Donk & Prof. Tim Richardson for guest speaking 🧬🧪 #IUQCB
Please attend the QCB student invited seminar with Prof. Dean Tantillo from University of California-Davis, this Friday March 22nd at 2:30pm in Simon Hall 001. Coffee and cookies will be served before the seminar. #IUQCB #IUBChemistry #IUBMCB #CMCB_Grad #iusciencenews #IUBiology
QCB fellow Brenna Walsh has received two travel awards, The Provost's Travel Award for Women in Science and the Fall College of Arts and Sciences Travel Award, to attend The Metals in Biology Gordon Research Conference and the Bioinorganic Gordon Research Seminar. Congrats Brenna
The next QCB evening will be hosted this coming Monday 11/5 at 5:30 pm in chemistry C033. All students and postdoctorates are welcome to attend. Hope to see you there!
Two excellent presentations this evening by QCB fellows, Brenna Walsh, and Mallory Kern. Thank you to everyone who attended and for the lively discussions. Please save the date for our next QCB evening Monday, November 5th. #IUBChemistry #IUBBiology #CBI #sulfur #IUQCB
Graduate students and post-doctorates, please join us Monday 10/1 at 5:30pm in Chemistry C033 for the first QCB evening of the semester!
APS Bridge & QCB Fellow Joseph (JB) Holmes was featured in a recent Nature article on promoting inclusivity for degree earning minority physicists through the APS Bridge Program. Learn more about "Making physics more inclusive" nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
