Assistant Professor of Biochemistry @Illinois_Alma | @ILLINOISmed | @MCB_Illinois | Mother | Structural Biologist | Love antibodies |
Urbana, IL
Joined January 2021
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Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
Although the role of antibodies is universal, the structure varies in different animals. In a new study, researchers analyzed the antibody Immunoglobulin M in rainbow trout to shed some light on why these proteins have evolved over time.
Learn more at bit.ly/3uOVbBW.
Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
@StadtmuellerLab & Qianqiao (Heather) Liu shared how cryoEM training & access at NIH sponsored national centers helped investigate polymeric antibodies.
The talk will be posted soon at youtube.com/c/CryoEMServiceC…
Access #cryoEM resources at no cost: cryoemcenters.org/
Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
Our new manuscript, in collaboration with the Bassik Lab, is out on bioRxiv. After much screening, new CRISPRi (better KRAB) and especially better CRISPRa=dCas9-NFZ (with an ancient KRAB!): biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
New preprint! 🗞️ We used pooled protein screens to develop compact human transcriptional effectors that work across diverse biological contexts to activate or silence gene expression
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
🦠 Revenge of the Microbes 🦠
Congratulations to Dr. Brenda Wilson (Dept. of #Microbiology) on her new book!! 🎉🎉
📗 Check out Wilson's interview with MCB about her ongoing investigation into our war against #pathogens: mcb.illinois.edu/news/2023-0…
#scicomm #academicwriting
ALT Picture of Professor Brenda Wilson holding up her book, "Revenge of the Microbes." Text beside photo: "Antibiotics vs. Microbes: Wilson's new book investigates our war against pathogens. In 'Revenge of the Microbes: How Bacterial Resistance is Undermining the Antibiotic Miracle,' University of Illinois microbiology professor Brenda Wilson and co-author Brian Ho analyze our current predicament through a holistic lens that goes beyond pure microbiology to encapsulate how the antibiotic-microbe arms race involves us all."
Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
I am very excited for this new start at the department of Microbiology at UChicago @UChicago_Micro ! Thanks to everyone for their help and support throughout the whole process. I’m building up a team so if you are interested please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
We were fortunate to have Prof Beth Stadtmueller of @StadtmuellerLab and Prof Collin Kieffer visit our lab to share their amazing research since leaving the Bjorklab. We hope you will visit again, and just maybe SoCal will be a little sunnier next time ☀️
Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
So excited to work with all of you! @wchnicholas @GuthmillerJenna @StadtmuellerLab and Wilfred! Thanks @HHMINEWS for the support!
🔸 #ILLINOIS scientists and a collaborator at @CUAnschutz won $9.5M to study emerging pathogen from @HHMINEWS.
🔹 The team will investigate how to better prevent #birdflu from spreading among animals and humans.
STORY: mcb.illinois.edu/news/2023-0…
VIDEO: youtube.com/watch?v=FadXmNsy…
ALT Illinois researchers Wilfred van der Donk, Angad Mehta, Nicholas Wu, and Beth Stadtmueller stand posed in a row, smiling for the camera. They are in a lab.
Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
Today HHMI is announcing a commitment of $100 million to the Emerging Pathogens Initiative. The new effort’s research will target preparedness for future emerging pathogens.
Learn more: hhmi.news/3XDQowl
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Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
Thrilled to share that I’ve been awarded a Michelson Prize Next Generation Grant! Thank you @MichelsonPhils @MichelsonMedRF @ImmunomePro for supporting my new lab’s research on engineering mucosal vaccines @UMNBME
Congratulations to the winners of the 2022 #MichelsonPrizes! @AuslanderNoam @TheWistar, @GuthmillerJenna @CUAnschutz, @guyon1995 @UniofOxford, @Britt_Hartwell @UMNBME are awarded $150,000 research grants to advance immunology! Learn more: michelsonmedicalresearch.org…
@ImmunomePro
Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
I am incredibly honored to receive this award! Cheers to learning more about mucosal B cell responses and continuing the fight against flu!
Congratulations to the winners of the 2022 #MichelsonPrizes! @AuslanderNoam @TheWistar, @GuthmillerJenna @CUAnschutz, @guyon1995 @UniofOxford, @Britt_Hartwell @UMNBME are awarded $150,000 research grants to advance immunology! Learn more: michelsonmedicalresearch.org…
@ImmunomePro
Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
Have you completed a PhD within the last two years? Do you want to carry out both independent and collaborative research?
We're looking for EIGHT postdoctoral fellows for our themes, so apply and spread the word!
More information at bit.ly/3TnoYZL
Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
Congratulations to Dr. Rachel Whitaker (#microbiology) on her appointment as the Harry E. Preble Professor in @LASillinois!!
We're so proud of your continued efforts to address issues of education access, outreach, and equity in our community.
mcb.illinois.edu/news/2022-1…
ALT Dr. Rachel Whitaker stands outside with seven members of her lab on a fall day.
ALT Dr. Rachel Whitaker smiles for the camera inside the main entrance of IGB at Illinois.
Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
🔶 Important reminder! 🔷
The deadlines to apply for THREE #tenuretrack #faculty openings at MCB are quickly approaching!
#infectiousdiseases: October 30
#stemcellbiology: October 30
#RNAbiology: November 14
More details here ▶️ mcb.illinois.edu/news/2022-0…
#academictwitter #uiuc
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Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
Check out our latest work! We structurally characterized germline versions of the VRC01-class bNAb, BG24, bound to #HIV Env using #CryoEM. This work reveals mechanisms of germline binding, informing #vaccine design! Great work by our graduate student, Kim!
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
The first time I came to Rockefeller, @victora_lab started talking to me about feedback loops between B cells and commensal bacteria, and the conversation continues to this day. Fun to work with @KevinWNg @hobbs_alvaro and Chris Wichmann to put this together.
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Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
Happy birthday, Doug! 🎉 Cheers to another great year 🥂 🥳 – at Pasadena, CA
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Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
We are thrilled to see our former graduate student, Magnus Hoffmann, receive this award! 🎉 Can’t wait to see what the @mhofflab will accomplish @Caltech! – at Pasadena, CA
We are grateful to receive the @NIH Director's Early Independence Award and excited to launch our lab @Caltech!
Our research focuses on innovative nanoparticle engineering for vaccine & therapeutic applications 🦠💉 and more!
commonfund.nih.gov/earlyinde…
Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
Delighted to be among these ten rising stars in science and recognized as a #SN10 honoree 🙌🏾
Next week, the Nobel Prizes will be announced. This week, we’re recognizing 10 rising stars in science. Find out who made our list. #SN10 🧵 sciencenews.org/article/sn-1…
Beth Stadtmueller retweeted
I’m very honored to be a recipient of the rather lovely @EFIS_Immunology lecture award! Many thanks to @dgfi_org for the nomination. I accept it on behalf of my wonderful team @foodimmunology @ETH_en and all our collaborators. Science is a team sport 🙌🏻🎉
