Announcements

 Congrats to Dr. Klinge on her recent Talk at the 2023 NIEHS EHS Core Centers Annual Meeting. Dr. Klinge presented her recent work on epigenetic changes in steatotic liver disease due to diet x polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) environmental exposures in the Plenary session on Multi-Omic Approaches to Precision Environmental Health.

 

 The Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Genetics presents the 2023 Bloch Lecture Series with special guest speaker, Dr. Evan E. Eichler, Professor of Genome Sciences and Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator at the University of Washington.  Dr. Eichler's presentation is entitled 'Duplications, Disease and Evolution of the Human Genome'.  Thursday, June 1, 12:00 Noon, HSC K2003.

Congratulations to Drs. Gregg, Hasan, and McCall (Ophthalmology) and their colleagues on their recent article in Cell ReportsCatch an  overview of this article and Dr. Gregg's research in his interview with Mark Hebert on U of L Today,  airing Monday, July 22 at 6 pm on Talk Radio 1080 WKJK. The article was also covered by U of L News.watch read



 

 

A picture of Brian Clem, Ph.D.Dr. Clem receives the Dr. Don Miller Endowed Professorship in Cancer Metabolism Research.  Congratulations to Dr. Clem!




 Dr. Lovely gives keynote at Gordon seminar; “Alcohol-Induced Tissue Injury: Exploring Pathophysiology, Translational Developments and Experimental Models Used in Alcohol Research” (March 23-24 2019).

 



 Dr. Lovely interviewed by Mark Hebert on U of L Today. Listen to the interview and learn more about Dr. Lovely's exciting research. listen



 

 Abstract submitted by Dr. Watson and colleagues featured at the American Society of Human Genetics Meeting, receiving the "Reviewer's Choice Award". See video presentation to learn more about their work.  watch 



 

 

Congratulations to Robert Monsen!!  He was awarded the John M. Houchens Prize from the Graduate School for the most meritorious dissertation. Dr. Monsen also received a Graduate School Dean’s Citation for his dissertation research and academic performance.