Mendoza-Cavazos, Carolina
Dissertation: Diarrheal Diseases Caused by Eukaryotic Microbes: From Murine Models to their Transcriptomes Faculty Advisor: Laura Knoll Carolina will be a scientist at Promega Corporation.
Dissertation: Diarrheal Diseases Caused by Eukaryotic Microbes: From Murine Models to their Transcriptomes Faculty Advisor: Laura Knoll Carolina will be a scientist at Promega Corporation.
Dissertation: Mechanistic Insights into Corrinoid Adenosylation. Faculty Advisor: Jorge Escalante Paola is a postdoc at Stanford.
Dissertation: Innate immune regulation during wound healing and infection in zebrafish Faculty Advisors: Anna Huttenlocher and Nancy Keller Nayanna is faculty at Springfield Technical College in Springfield, MA.
Dissertation: Characterization of Potential Toxoplasma gondii Virulence factors. Faculty Advisor: Laura Knoll Kat is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology at the University of Connecticut.
Dissertation: Point Mutations Linked to Inflammatory Disease Pathogensis Elucidate Regulatory Signaling Cascades in Neutrophils. Faculty Advisor: Anna Huttenlocher Katie attended Law School at Stanford University. She is now with the firm Latham & Watkins, LLP.
Dissertation: The role of transmission bottlenecks in influenza virus host switching. Faculty Advisor: Thomas Friedrich Louise is an Assistant Professor of Pathobiology, University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine.
Dissertation: The Secret Life of NusG: A Functional Analysis of a Universal Transcriptional Regulator and Its Surprising Relationship with _70. Faculty Advisor: Robert Landick Rachel is a Scientist in the laboratory of Prof. Landick, Dept. of Biochemistry, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Dissertation: Using molecularly barcoded pathogens and whole-genome sequence data to understand host responses to SIV and Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection Faculty Advisor: Shelby O'Connor Ryan will be doing a postdoc with the Hope lab at Northwestern University.
Dissertation: Identifying targets of selection in bacteria with varying levels of recombination. Faculty Advisor: Caitlin Pepperell Tatum is a Assistant Professor at University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine.
Dissertation: Insights into Astrovirus Pathogenesis: How Barrier Permeability, ERK Activation, and Early Viral Events Collaborate to Cause Diarrhea. Faculty Advisor: Stacey Schultz-Cherry Lindsey is a Senior Scientist at Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals.