Environmental toxicology study coauthored by postdoc Andrew Yeh receives press
A publication (Meador et al., 2018) coauthored by postdoc Andrew Yeh has been receiving press. The study is a continuation of Yeh’s doctoral research which …
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Philip Kramer wins Young Investigator Award at the SFRBM annual Meeting
Philip Kramer recently received the Young Investigator Award at the Society for Redox Biology and Medicine’s annual meeting in Baltimore (2017) for his work “Fatiguing …
Yeh et al. publish paper on “Effect of contaminants of emerging concern on liver mitochondrial function in Chinook salmon”
The medicine, personal care products, and cleaning supplies that we use on a daily basis constitute a unique class of environmental pollutants termed “contaminants of …
Lab member Dr. Philip A Kramer wins the Jim Baen Memorial Award for his SciFi short story “Feldspar”
Hosted by the National Space Society and Baen Books, the Jim Baen Memorial Short Story Award seeks SciFi stories set in the near future that …
New paper from Ferriss et al., describing higher than expected exposure to the seafood toxin domoic acid in the WA state coastal razor clam fishery
Ferriss et al. recently found that exposure to the naturally produced neurotoxin domoic acid (DA) through the recreational razor clam (Siliqua patula) fishery in Washington …
Schweppe et al. publish groundbreaking paper in PNAS describing protein interactions in the mitochondria
Mitochondria play a critical role in the pathology of chronic diseases and aging due to their status as the primary link between energy metabolism, oxidative …
Sophia Liu to present at MMIG seminar on Dec. 2.
Sophia will provide an update on her work in Kevin Conley’s lab testing interventions to reverse age-related mitochondrial dysfunction to improve skeletal muscle performance in the …
Matt Campbell wins Young Investigator Award at the SFRBM annual Meeting
Matthew Campbell recently received the Young Investigator Award at Society for Redox Biology and Medicine’s annual meeting in San Francisco (2016) for his work “Improved …
Philip Kramer wins best postdoc poster award at the 2016 AGE Meeting in Seattle
Phil was recognized for his work examining how aging affects the acute adaptive responses to muscle stimulation. His study is manipulating either mitochondrial or NOX-derived …
Matt Campbell, Philip Kramer, and Ian Dowsett present at the 2016 AGE Meeting in Seattle
Matt Campbell presented “Reducing mitochondrial oxidative stress improves aged skeletal muscle performance” Philip Kramer presented “Different effects of mitochondrial and NOX-derived ROS on acute responses …