Alumni

Undergraduate researcher studying PP2A short linear motifs. Joined lab summer 2023.

Research focuses on neuroimmune mechanisms in neurodegenerative disease, extracellular vesicles, and PP2A regulation of tau phosphorylation.

Identified PP2B substrates and characterized breast cancer subtypes using PPPome profiling.

Focused on triple-negative breast cancer using proteomics and genomics to identify BRCA-like tumors.

Studied phosphorylation signaling in triple-negative breast cancer using quantitative proteomics.

Developed in vivo tagging and purification approaches and studied macromolecular complexes via proteomics.

Developed chemical proteomics approaches to profile endogenous PPPs and study catalytic subunit methylation.

BS in Chemistry (2014). Former lab manager at Stanford. PhD candidate researching phosphoprotein phosphatases in DNA damage response and triple-negative breast cancer.

Research focuses on PP2A-B55 targeting specificity, mitotic exit, PPP6C, and PP2A-activating compounds.

Completed her Ph.D. in Protein Biochemistry in 2016. Research focuses on regulation of phospho-protein phosphatases during the cell cycle using mass spectrometry-based proteomics.

BS in Biochemistry, Molecular and Cellular Biology (2018). Research focuses on PP2A and PP1 substrate binding and dephosphorylation mechanisms.

Identified Cdk1 substrates and studied mitotic progression using phosphoproteomics.

Undergraduate MD-PhD Summer Fellow working in proteomics.

Developed novel proteomics approaches to study phosphoprotein phosphatase function.

Managed lab operations and researched Protein Phosphatase 6 in melanoma.

Joined lab via MD-PhD pathway. Research focuses on PP2A enzyme-substrate relationships and tumor suppressor signaling.

Undergraduate researcher studying novel CDK substrates.