Molecular parasitologist at the University of Georgia studying the organelles of Toxoplasma gondii. Half 馃嚥馃嚝, half 馃嚥馃嚱 (or vice versa). Amateur entomologist馃悶
Summer recap at the lab (and life):
- Kaelynn won the "Best Talk" prize at the CBIO Department's annual retreat.
- @MadelaineUsey 's work on TgIF1, a structural homolog of the ATP synthase inhibitor IF1, is out.
- I shared some of my macro photography at the @BotGardenGA
Extremely proud of Kaelynn Parker and @MadelaineUsey. Both were selected as speakers at #ToxoXVII , the most prestigious conference dedicated to Toxoplasma research which took place in Berlin! Thank you to the organizers for such an amazing venue and conference 馃馃敩
Dr. Usey, the first PhD student to graduate from the Huet lab馃帗! So incredibly proud of @MadelaineUsey graduating today. You've accomplished incredible things and can't wait to see what you will do next! 馃帀馃#ProudMentor
The lab did a tournament bracket of the scariest things in Nature. I am not sure what was crowned as the champion, but notable entries were Australia, brain eating amoebas, and black holes.
It's official馃馃帀! We received an R35 to study inter-organellar communication in apicomplexan parasites. Thank you to everyone involved in this application. If you're interested in working on this topic, please reach out, we are recruiting postdocs! #NIGMS#NIH