Latest news in the Gonen laboratory

Tamir Gonen interviews about MicroED and membrane biochemistry can be found at SBGrid, HHMI Bulletin, and HHMI news.

Our work on the structure and function of AKAP18-PKA complex was published by eLife.

Our work on MicroED was published by eLife, accompanied by a podcast. This paper was highlighted by eLife insight and by HHMI news. The Guardian also published a news piece on this work, as did Nature Methods and Phys Org.

Our work on the structure and function of aquaporin-0 in complex with Ca²⁺/calmodulin was published by Nature Structural & Molecular Biology. The work was also highlighted by the National Eye Institute and the UC Irvine communications department. This work was also highlighted by the Visible Embryo, Science Daily, and Science.

Our work on the crystal structure of NarK, a nitrate/nitrite exchanger, was published by Nature. The work was also highlighted by Science and a reviewed by Angewandte Chemie.

Our HCV IRES-40S cryo-EM paper with Jeff Kieft was highlighted in a  news feature from Science Daily.

Congratulations to Dr. Breanna Vollmar for successfully completing her graduate studies and obtaining her PhD. Breanna will be moving onto pharmacology in the next few weeks.

Megan Filbin Joins the laboratory as a postdoctoral fellow.

Tamir Gonen became a Member of The Royal Society of New Zealand.

Our work on the structure of purified yeast kinetochores was published by Nature Structural & Molecular Biology. It was highlighted by Current Biology and by a news feature on the HHMI and JFRC websites. The work was also featured as the cover article for NSMB.