Author: Rebecca Fricke

Fabian Suri-Payer will be a 2021 CAFE Summer Scholar, allowing him to do research all summer. Yadwinder Kaur is a recipient of the Linda Slakey award from BMB, and a summer internship at the Mayo...

Nora Haggarty has been awarded the Jessica Hayes Scholarship. The Jessica Hayes Memorial Scholarship was established through the generosity of the Hayes family. Jessica Hayes ’01 was a staff member of the Biochemistry office...

Former lab member Astha Parmar was just accepted to the dental schools at Boston University and NYU. It has certainly been an exciting week for her!  She is currently in the process of deciding which...

Today Senior, Astha Parmar, presented her honors thesis – Role of S-nitrosation of Cysteine residues of GSNOR in phenotypes of A. thaliana. Congratulations and good luck with your future endeavors.

Perhaps you have heard the news that AI is able to predict with great accuracy how proteins are folded? Check out this video that features one of the top companies to work on this...

Former lab member Esther Oh wrote to say, “I will be working as a research area specialist at the University of Michigan Medical School Department of Surgery in Ann Arbor, MI, specifically at the...

Astha Parmar and Prem Patel received Honors college research grants which will contribute to the lab’s research budget. Nora Haggerty received an honors college fellowship which pays her to do her research in the...

Amherst Regional Middle School science teachers Elliott Kelly and Jody Stevens spent a very productive ten days revising, updating and creating new lessons for this unusual year. All of the new scientific plant lessons...

Congratulations Sam! The Vierling lab wishes you the best of luck in your future endeavors. Sam finished his Masters in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology while working at Merck Research Labs Boston in the Immuno-oncology...

UMass has carefully and scientifically opened up labs on campus and the Vierling Lab finally feels a little more normal thanks to the return of the undergraduates. We’re so happy you are back, not...