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PhD Student Vanessa Chaplin Joins the Group!

Welcome to Vanessa Chaplin, who will join the group as a PhD student from Chemistry.

This entry was posted in News on January 31, 2012 by Michael Knapp.

John Wins William E. McEwen Fellowship

Congratulations to John (left, back row) for winning the William E. McEwen Fellowship Award for Outstanding Poster at Research Fest. “Mechanistic and Kinetic Studies on the Human Oxygen Sensor, Factor Inhibiting HIF”John2011

This entry was posted in News on August 31, 2011 by Michael Knapp.

Dr. Shannon Coates-Flagg Defends Dissertation

Congratulations to Dr. Shannon Coates-Flagg for defending her thesis.  Shannon will move to private industry in bio-analytical chemistry.  Thanks for initiating our work on PHD2 inhibition and chemistry.

This entry was posted in News on June 30, 2011 by Michael Knapp.

Dr. Evren Saban Passes Final Defense

Congratulations to Dr. Evren Saban for passing his final defense.  Evren will move to Istanbul to begin work at Tubitek.  Thanks for spearheading our work on solvent isotope effects and second-sphere contacts in FIH.Evren2011

This entry was posted in News on May 31, 2011 by Michael Knapp.

Breanne Holmes Completes M.S. in Chemistry

Congratulations to Breanne Holmes for completing her M.S. in Chemistry. Thanks for initiating our work on FIH-ligand binding spectroscopy.

This entry was posted in News on May 31, 2011 by Michael Knapp.

The Group Parties at Monkey Bar

Group party at the Monkey Bar in Amherst.  From left to right: Shannon, Adrienne, Meaghan, Robert, Halil, Mike, Evren.2008Party

This entry was posted in News on December 31, 2008 by Michael Knapp.

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