Thrilled to share that I’ve been awarded a Michelson Prize Next Generation Grant! Thank you Michelson Philanthropies Michelson Medical Research Foundation Human Immunome Project for supporting my new lab’s research on engineering mucosal vaccines UMN Biomedical Eng

Today HHMI is announcing a commitment of $100 million to the Emerging Pathogens Initiative. The new effort’s research will target preparedness for future emerging pathogens. Learn more: hhmi.news/3XDQowl

REALLY excited about this opportunity from #HHMI to investigate and engineer avian and human antibody responses to influenza with a wonder team: Jenna Guthmiller, Nicholas Wu, Angad Mehta, and Wilfred van der Donk! HHMI STORY: mcb.illinois.edu/news/2023-01-2…

So excited to work with all of you! Nicholas Wu Jenna Guthmiller Beth Stadtmueller and Wilfred! Thanks HHMI for the support!

We were fortunate to have Prof Beth Stadtmueller of Beth Stadtmueller and Prof Collin Kieffer visit our lab to share their amazing research since leaving the Bjorklab. We hope you will visit again, and just maybe SoCal will be a little sunnier next time ☀️

The Stadtmueller Lab had a great time sharing and learning new science at the the West Coast Structural Biology Workshop last week! Many thanks to Yeates Lab, Jessica M. Ochoa, Ph.D., Jose Rodriguez, and Pascal Egea for organizing! #StructuralBiology #WCSBW2023

Happy to share a new preprint from the Stadtmueller Lab! #Antibodies #cryoEM #IgM The structure of the teleost Immunoglobulin M core provides insights on polymeric antibody evolution, assembly, and function biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

I am very excited for this new start at the department of Microbiology at UChicago UChicago Department of Microbiology ! Thanks to everyone for their help and support throughout the whole process. I’m building up a team so if you are interested please don’t hesitate to contact me.

🦠 Revenge of the Microbes 🦠 Congratulations to Dr. Brenda Wilson (Dept. of #Microbiology) on her new book!! 🎉🎉 📗 Check out Wilson's interview with MCB about her ongoing investigation into our war against #pathogens: mcb.illinois.edu/news/2023-04-1… #scicomm #academicwriting

Happy to share a new preprint from the Stadtmueller Lab; great effort by graduate student Qianqiao Liu! The Structures of Secretory IgA in complex with Streptococcus pyogenes M4 and human CD89 provide insights on mucosal host-pathogen interactions biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Our new manuscript, in collaboration with the Bassik Lab, is out on bioRxiv. After much screening, new CRISPRi (better KRAB) and especially better CRISPRa=dCas9-NFZ (with an ancient KRAB!): biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Happy to share our new review with Emma Slack #IStandWithUkraine and Alyson Hockenberry ! annualreviews.org/eprint/MWT8XXH…

Beth Stadtmueller & Qianqiao (Heather) Liu shared how cryoEM training & access at NIH sponsored national centers helped investigate polymeric antibodies. The talk will be posted soon at youtube.com/c/CryoEMServic… Access #cryoEM resources at no cost: cryoemcenters.org

Thrilled to introduce Dr. Qianqiao (Heather) Liu, the first PhD graduate from the Stadtmueller Lab! Congrats Heather!!! We wish you well on your next adventure in the The Sharaf Lab Stanford University !

Happy to share recent work from the Beth Stadtmueller published today in Nature Communications! Great effort by recent graduate Qianqiao (Heather Liu)! #IgA #antibodies #CryoEM nature.com/articles/s4146…

Thrilled to announce that Stadtmueller Lab graduate student Sonya Kumar Bharathkar is now Dr. Sonya Kumar Bharathkar!!! Congrats Dr. Sonya!!! #antibodies #IgA

Happy to share the latest preprint from the Beth Stadtmueller - an incredible effort by recent PhD student Sonya Kumar Bharathkar! Engineered Secretory Immunoglobulin A provides insights on antibody-based effector mechanisms targeting Clostridiodes difficile biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Happy to share our labs new publication detailing the structure of IgM from fish. Great work by graduate student Mengfan (Iris) Lyu and Andrey Malyutin! #IgM #CryoEM nature.com/articles/s4146…

Although the role of antibodies is universal, the structure varies in different animals. In a new study, researchers analyzed the antibody Immunoglobulin M in rainbow trout to shed some light on why these proteins have evolved over time. Learn more at bit.ly/3uOVbBW.

A mucosal #antibody called #SIgA can bind to bacterial surface proteins, triggering an immune response to improve infection outcomes. But these interactions are poorly understood.