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Protecting Cells from Oxidative Damage
September 6, 2023
Dr. Chang was awarded a five-year, $2.1 million NIH grant to analyze proteins in metabolic pathways to determine which targets and structural properties are most susceptible to oxidative damage.
in silico design of Lactocaseibacillus rhamnosus GG for prophylactic metabolite production in a microbial consortium
July 26, 2023, Gracelyn Richmond
Grace presents her research poster at the inaugural Gordon Research Conference for Lactic Acid Bacteria Biology, Symbioses and Applications.
Tardigrades protect proteins on the brink of death
May 4, 2023, Stephanie DeMarco
"Tardigrades survive heat, freezing, and even space radiation. Now, researchers translate lessons learned from these creatures into more stable drug formulations and new health insights." (Roger Chang is interviewed)
Tardigrades could teach us how to handle the rigors of space travel
July 13, 2022, Douglas Fox
The potential of learning from tardigrades in how to prepare humans and crops for space travel is discussed, citing our recent paper.
Learning from tardigrades
March 25, 2022, Derek Lowe
In the Pipeline's Derek Lowe discusses our recent recent paper establishing the protective properties of IDPs from extremotolerant organisms in human cells.
Nora Lowe takes 1st place in Computational Biology and Bioinformatics at Regeneron WESEF
March 24, 2022
Congratulations to Nora!
Making sense of disorder: Investigating intrinscially disordered proteins in the tardigrade proteome via a computational approach
March 22, 2022, Nora Lowe
Nora Lowe presents her poster at The Royal Society Anhydrobiosis meeting.
Nora Lowe takes 1st place in Bioinformatics at Upstate Junior Science and Humanities Symposium
March 15, 2022
Congratulations to Nora!