Department of Chemistry, Princeton University
Department of Chemistry, Princeton University
Undergraduate Student In the Muir lab, Gabrielle is studying the cofactor scope of the acetyltransferase NatD in the context of cancer-associated histone mutations. Outside of lab, she loves figure skating, baking cookies, listening to music, and complaining to her friends …
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Undergraduate Student With an interest in microbiology, Arianne is investigating the quorum sensing system of S. aureus. Utilizing improved proximity labeling techniques she hopes to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the agr system and widen the scope of potential …
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Undergraduate Student Anushka is interested in studying intein engineering with a focus on NrdJ-1. Outside of the lab, she enjoys singing, trying new cuisines, spending time with friends and family, and pretending she can dance.
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Post-Doctoral Researcher Email Christian | Hometown: Copenhagen, Denmark Christian obtained his PhD in chemistry while working with Morten Meldal at the University of Copenhagen. In the Muir lab, he is looking forward to using the group’s large tool kit to …
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Post-Doctoral Researcher Email Nir | Hometown: Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel Nir obtained his PhD in Chemistry from Tel Aviv University, where he worked with Doron Shabat on the development of novel chemiluminescent compounds suitable for bioimaging applications. In the Muir lab, …
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Administrative Assistant Email Patti | Having lived in so many different places over the years, Patti claims her birthplace, Hawaii, as “home.” Her previous work was in hotel and airlines marketing and telecoms customer intelligence / marketing. Prior to joining …
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Undergraduate Student Chemistry– graduating 2021
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Lab Manager / Senior Researcher Email Barbara | Barbara was born and bred in north Jersey but wanted to see the world. So she ventured far from home and attended the University of Scranton in PA for her BS …
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Post-Doctoral Researcher Email Aishan | Hails from: China B.S. of Chemistry, Peking University, 2012 Aishan was a graduate student in Muir lab, studying the agr Quorum Sensing system in S. aureus. She’s now wrapping up her project identifying the key …
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