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Great talk by Chen Ran , incoming professor Scripps Research and neighbor studying central representations of internal sensory systems. He is hiring! ran-lab.org/research #KSSomato24

The Hazen Campus is also home to our graduate program, the Skaggs Graduate School of Chemical and Biological Sciences!

Congrats to Prof. Gabe Lander Lander Lab and graduate student Sergio Labra on being recognized for outstanding #mentorship! Thanks to Society of Fellows at Scripps Research, Scripps Research Career & Professional Dev Office, and the SPAM team for organizing this annual Scripps Research event! #mentorshipmonth

Kelsey successfully defended her thesis today describing her efforts establishing strategies to mitigate mitochondrial dysfunction through the targeting of stress-responsive signaling pathways. Congrats Kelsey on a job very well done!

Less than 3 weeks until #Commencement 2024! Watch our largest-ever graduating class receive their PhDs live on May 17. We’ll also share profiles of our graduates here in the days ahead. The future of science looks bright! Details & livestream registration: scripps.edu/graduation

Grad student Stephan Spangenberg used #chemicalbiology approaches in the Lairson Lab to study regulation of immune checkpoint protein expression. Now a UC San Francisco postdoc w/David Toczyski, he's studying regulation of the cell cycle by #ubiquitin ligases. More: scripps.edu/graduation

Congrats to Madeline Balzarini, part of this year's graduating class of new PhDs! In the Kodadek lab, Balzarini developed novel chemical degraders that work by bringing target proteins directly to the 26S proteasome for destruction. More at: scripps.edu/graduation

Working under Ali Torkamani in Scripps Research Translational Institute, Shaun Chen leveraged #artificialintelligence and #genomic data to enhance the prediction and primary prevention of coronary artery disease. #AI Read more about Shaun and sign up for our graduation livestream at: scripps.edu/graduation

Julia Jones and Justin Wang, both grad students from lab of Prof. Xiang-Lei Yang, will receive their #PhD at this year's Scripps Research #commencement. Read about their accomplishments and where they're headed next at: scripps.edu/graduation

In the Chris Parker lab, 2024 #PhD recipient Anny Chen developed a heterobifunctional molecule system, AceTAG, to selectively modulate protein acetylation in cells and to study the functional consequences of p53 acetylation in #cancer cells. More at: scripps.edu/graduation

Now a faculty member at Mahidol University, Sandra Encalada Lab doctoral student and 2024 graduate Tai Chaiamarit investigated the identity and biogenesis pathway of mutant #prion protein aggregates in axons by live and quantitative microscopy approaches. Learn more at: scripps.edu/graduation

Congratulations! Truly fantastic work. That being said, kindly leave the sword at home for next week's commencement ceremony... unless you bring enough for everyone.⚔️🤺 scripps.edu/graduation

In the Paust lab, 2024 graduate Kayla Frank investigated the regulation of natural killer cells and T cells in acute influenza infections to guide the development of new immunotherapies. She's now working as a scientist at Ensoma! Read more at: scripps.edu/graduation.

Congrats to Zak Vilen! In the Mia Huang 黃雪兒 lab,Vilen developed novel chemical probes to profile proteins at the cell surface & study how they change across cell types & disease states. He's now looking forward to joining the ChemBio team at AbbVie! More: scripps.edu/graduation

Congratulations to Huiqi Ni, alumna of the Engle Lab, on receiving her #PhD at next week's #commencement! Ni's research focused on (hetero)annulations of non-conjugated alkenes by taking advantage of 8-aminoquinoline (AQ) as a removable directing group. scripps.edu/graduation

Congrats, Anny! We're excited to see you cross that stage next week to accept your #PhD! Want to watch the moment live? ( May 17) Go to scripps.edu/graduation, click on "Commencement Ceremony" and register for the livestream. you can read more about Anny's research here, too.

In the The Dawson Group, Zoë Adams explored structural characterization and biological applications of peptide macrocycles and hydrogel competent peptides to develop new therapeutic candidates. She's now working as a chemist at Avidity Biosciences, Inc.. Read more at: scripps.edu/graduation

In the lab of Prof. Ian Wilson, Skaggs-Oxford student Re'em Moskovitz used structural methods to characterize the #antibody response to #malaria vaccine antigens. Read more and watch the video from our May 17 commencement at scripps.edu/graduation