Hellman Fellowship
The Hellman Fellowship was awarded to fund research in the lab. Let's get to work!
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Summer BRIDGE symposium
First-year graduate student Suzy Aguirre presents her preliminary research at the Summer BRIDGE symposium. Congratulations, Suzy!
SPIDR paper out
The paper " SPIDR enables multiplexed mapping of RNA-protein interactions and uncovers a mechanism for selective translational suppression upon cell stress" was accepted in Cell.
SH2 preprint out
The preprint " Accurate sequence-to-affinity models for SH2 domains from multi-round peptide binding assays coupled with free-energy regression" is out on bioRxiv.
Shahram and Moitrish present their work at AM Retreat
New funding from NIMH
We received a new R21 award from NIMH. The project is titled, ' The BAF chromatin remodeling complex in experience-induced neuronal gene transcription and synapse maturation; implications for autism spectrum disorder'. The goal of this project is to reveal the role of intrinsically disordered...
Emily Rodriguez awarded Outstanding Student in SSHA Award
Family Development Lab member Emily Rodriguez (center, 3rd from left) was awarded the Outstanding Graduating Student Award in SSHA representing Psychology. Congratulations, Emily!
Kunle wins People's Choice award at the UC Grad Slam Finals! Way to represent UCM!
Saying goodbye to Kayla and Jose! It was great having you both in the Merg lab this summer! We wish you all the best in your future endeavors!!
Katey Workman & Lucas Parnell present their research at BAAS
Family Development Lab graduate students Katey Workman and Lucas Parnell presented their research at the annual Bay Area Affective Sciences conference at Stanford University.