We had a great time getting to know the incoming Cornell MBG students at the departmental retreat yesterday! We’re recruiting new students to the Kawate Lab in the department of Cornell University Molecular Medicine. Join us if membrane proteins, C. elegans, or structural biology could be your thing!

The Kawate lab is recruiting new students! Visit kawatelab.org to learn more about the research they do in Structure and Molecular Mechanisms, Physiology and Behavior, and Painometer Development.

#NewProfilePic Our new logo makes its debut! Can anyone identify the membrane protein that Toshi used as his design inspiration??

It looks like my proteins are having a meeting in the middle of my grid … a macromolecular assembly if you will

Sometimes you have to purify proteins late on Friday night and sometimes your coworkers turn it into a pizza and dance party 🫶

#SpookySzn

Ran across this in my rotation students notes … I guess I really emphasized it🤔

Hear me out … a jewelry store that sells diamonds in the shape of your protein crystals

Kawate lab is en route to #BPS2024! Let’s talk about Pannexins at Toshi’s platform session on Tuesday & Jacqueline Ehrlich poster presentation on Monday 🤜🤛

We got our Philly (fill-y lol) ! Always a pleasure to share our work with the #BPS community. Headed back to 📍Ith feeling inspired & refreshed 💆‍♀️

Its #LabFeatureFriday! Head over to our LinkedIn to learn more about Graduate Student Jacqueline Ehrlich and her work in the Kawate lab here at Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine bit.ly/3OQlej5

Congrats to our department-mates! We’ve been eagerly following this story at our Cornell University Molecular Medicine seminars & so excited to see it out!

Happy #InternationalWomansDay!! An official welcome to our #girlslab Katie Crowther 👩‍🔬👩‍🔬👩‍🔬

🚨🚨check it out!! We got 3D models of our C.elegans localization studies!! 🪱Sarah Chan (Codd)

When nematodes become nemaTUBE holders 🪱🧪 (thanks for the nematode Kore Chan and the pun Jacqueline Ehrlich !)