Congratulations to Dr. Shian Liu, postdoctoral fellow in our laboratory, for winning two awards in recent weeks. Fellowship Award—Cold Spring Harbor Asia meeting on Membrane Proteins Structure and Function; Outstanding poster presentation award—2017 International Conference on Structural Biology.
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Our work with MicroED was highlighted as “top research in 2015” by Chemical & Engineering News.
Our work on the toxic core of α-synuclein determined by MicroED has been published by Nature, accompanied by Nature News & Views and an article in Chemical and Engineering News. Highlights by Science Translation Medicine, Medical Press, ALZForum, and C&EN. There is also a Twitter blog.
Our work, in collaboration with David Baker, on the design of self-assembling protein two-dimensional lattices was published by Science. The article was highlighted by Nature Methods.
MicroED was highlighted as a “Method of the Year 2014” by Nature Methods.
Our structure and function study of sugar transport through the major facilitator superfamily member XylE has been published by Nature Communications. A news feature was published by the American Diabetes Association (ADA).
Our MicroED structure determination of catalase was published by eLife.
Congratulations to Brent Nannenga who won the Distinguished Young Scholar Seminar Award from the University of Washington ACES program.
Tamir Gonen interviews about MicroED and membrane biochemistry can be found at SBGrid, HHMI Bulletin, and HHMI news.