ASBMB welcomes new members
The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology welcomed almost 120 new member in September.
| Hisyam Abdul Hamid, Universiti Teknologi MARA Jennifer Abelin, Broad Institute Nathalie Aceves, California State University, Fresno Aastha Acharya, South Dakota State University Young-Hoon Ahn, Wayne State University Ahmed Al–Tohamy, Louisiana State University Josue Alvarado, College of the Holy Cross Michelle Alvarez, University of Central Florida Cristina Andreani, University of Cincinnati Jamie Arnold, University of North at Carolina Chapel Hill Ghulam Ashraf, King Abdulaziz University, Lois Banta, Williams College Manu Ben–Johny, Columbia University Divyaa Bhagdikar, The Ohio State University Nicholas Bisson, Centre de Recherche du CHU de Québec Karsten Boldt, Eberhard-Karls University of Tuebingen Ujala Chawla, St. Cloud State University Paula Contreras, University of Central Florida Ernesto Cuevasanta, Universidad de la República Pedro Cutillas, Queen Mary University of London Anthony D'Angelo, College of the Holy Cross Mahmood Dalhat, King Abdulaziz University Ritankar Das, Dascena Ahmed Doudin, St. Cloud State University Sherif Elsabbagh, University of Tuebingen Alexander Ewing, California State University, Fresno Sara Fakhretaha–Aval, Georgia Institute of Technology Lucas Fallot, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Ashley Fragoso, University of Central Florida T. Chris Gamblin, University of Texas at San Antonio Alejandro Garcia Flores, University of Arizona Michael Gelaw, St. Cloud State University Millie Georgiadis, Indiana University School of Medicine Timothy Gould, Colorado College Sara Guay, College of the Holy Cross Michelle Haigbea, College of the Holy Cross Randolph Hampton, University of California, San Diego Amanda Hargrove, Duke University Shang-Te Danny Hsu, Academia Sinica Tiffani Hui, Tufts University Martina Huranova, Czech Academy of Sciences Alissa Jackson, Lee University David Jacobson, Vanderbilt University Lisa Jatta, University of Houston–Clear Lake Simon Jeppson, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Evan Jones, University of Nevada, Reno Teriana Jones, University of Central Florida Noah Kahan, University of Texas at Austin Brett Kaufman, University of Pittsburgh Olumide Kayode, National Cancer Institute Aida Kelman, Columbia University Zena Khaled, University of Central Florida Fatema Khondker, University of Central Florida Jessica Killingsworth, University of Central Florida Sampada Koirala, St. Cloud State University Samantha Kouneski, Towson University Jeroen Krijgsveld, German Cancer Research Center Jean-Phillipe Lambert, Centre hospitalier de l'Université Laval Oded Lewinson, Technion–Israel Institute of Technology Liam Lewis, College of the Holy Cross |
Jiqiang Ling, University of Maryland Lei Lu, Nanyang Technological University Jason Maynard, University of California, San Francisco Eunice Mchaina, University of Bergen Krisandra McLaughlin, St. Cloud State University Elizabeth Mearls, University of Massachusetts Amherst Felix Meissner, Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry Yansong Miao, Nanyang Technological University Charlie Millard, College of the Holy Cross Shuji Mizumoto, Meijo University Wengelawit Molla, St. Cloud State University Joshua Morriss, Virginia Commonwealth University Samuel Myers, Broad Institute Yasmin Nevels–Whitehurst, Signify Laboratory Thang Nguyen, California State University, Channel Islands Adriana Norris, Vanderbilt University Dimitra Palioura, Temple University Sam Payne, Brigham Young University Delila Payton, Milwaukee School of Engineering Gisselle Perez, University of Central Florida Anh Phan, College of the Holy Cross Mary Pinn, College of the Holy Cross Robert Piscopio, University of California, Santa Barbara Christopher Proud, South Australian Health & Medical Research Institute Alexis Pugh, Penn State University Park Shu Quan, East China University of Science and Technology Jeanette Quintero, University of California, Santa Barbara Adua Rahman, University of Tennessee Carla Reyes, University of Central Florida Diego Rios, University of Puerto Rico–Aguadilla Angelica Rosado–Quinones, University of Puerto Rico–Rio Piedras Stefan Rüdiger, University of Utrecht Anke Rudloff, Purdue University Hunter Russell, College of the Holy Cross Luis Salazar, Universidad de La Frontera Michel Geovanni Santiago–Martinez, Pennsylvania State University Shankha Satpathy, The Broad Institute Shruti Saxena, California State University, Channel Islands Anthony Schmitt, Pennsylvania State University Susan Schroeder, University of Oklahoma Lakpa Sherpa, St. Cloud State University Isabel Silva, University of Central Florida Viktoriya Skidanova, Boston University Celine Sparkes, University of Central Florida Jyh Hern Tan, Purdue University Jharef Tecsihua Tamariz, St. Cloud State University Eleanor Terry, University of Tennessee Anil Thapa, St. Cloud State University Nghia Tran, San Francisco State University Ea kristine Clarisse Tulin, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology Crystal Vargas, California State University, Channel Islands Anh Vo, University of Houston Emily Webb, North Dakota State University Michael Wells, Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine Mathias Wilhelm, Lehrstuhl für Proteomik und Bioanalytik Jennifer Wilkes, University of Florida Houa Yang, St. Cloud State University Ji Young Youn, Sick Kids Research Institute |
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