Kendrick joined the Han Lab in 2016 after graduating from the University of New Orleans. Under the direction of Prof. Michelle O’Malley (ChE) and Prof. Songi Han (DCB) Kendrick’s research focus is that of human adenosine A2A receptor (A2AR), a model GPCR with a 122-residue C-terminus, on which a mutation appears to prevent protein oligomerization. […]
Tarnuma joined the Han Lab in 2015 after graduating from Mount Holyoke College. Under the direction of Prof. Susannah Scott and Prof. Songi Han, Tarnuma’s research focus has been on the characterization of supported catalytic materials. By using advanced magnetic resonance techniques, including both EPR and NMR, Tarnuma investigates the structural driving forces and underlying […]
Miranda joined the Han Lab in 2016 after graduating from Zhejiang University, China. Miranda’s research focus at the Han Lab has been on method development of Dynamic Nuclear Polarization (DNP) enhanced NMR to study complicated bio-solid systems. The bio-solid system she is probing is the tau aggregation pathway, which is associated with Alzheimer’s diseases. Miranda’s […]
A graduate student in the Department of Chemical Engineering, Chung-Ta joined the Han Lab in 2015 after graduating from the National Taiwan University, Taiwan. Since then, he has worked on the proteorhodopsin, specifically on how different environmental factors affect its function. His work was on the development of a distance measuring tool between protein helices […]
Yanxian joined the Han Lab in 2015 after graduating from the prestigious Tsinghua University, China. Since then, his focus has been on the complex coacervation and amyloid aggregation of protein tau. Yanxian applies magnetic resonance-based techniques to probe conformation and dynamics of tau, polymer and colloid characterization on the properties of complex coacervates, and biochemical […]
Kendrick joined the Han Lab in 2016 after graduating from the University of New Orleans. Under the direction of Prof. Michelle O’Malley (ChE) and Prof. Songi Han (DCB) Kendrick’s research focus is that of human adenosine A2A receptor (A2AR), a model GPCR with a 122-residue C-terminus, on which a mutation appears to prevent protein oligomerization. […]
Tarnuma joined the Han Lab in 2015 after graduating from Mount Holyoke College. Under the direction of Prof. Susannah Scott and Prof. Songi Han, Tarnuma’s research focus has been on the characterization of supported catalytic materials. By using advanced magnetic resonance techniques, including both EPR and NMR, Tarnuma investigates the structural driving forces and underlying […]
Miranda joined the Han Lab in 2016 after graduating from Zhejiang University, China. Miranda’s research focus at the Han Lab has been on method development of Dynamic Nuclear Polarization (DNP) enhanced NMR to study complicated bio-solid systems. The bio-solid system she is probing is the tau aggregation pathway, which is associated with Alzheimer’s diseases. Miranda’s […]
A graduate student in the Department of Chemical Engineering, Chung-Ta joined the Han Lab in 2015 after graduating from the National Taiwan University, Taiwan. Since then, he has worked on the proteorhodopsin, specifically on how different environmental factors affect its function. His work was on the development of a distance measuring tool between protein helices […]
Yanxian joined the Han Lab in 2015 after graduating from the prestigious Tsinghua University, China. Since then, his focus has been on the complex coacervation and amyloid aggregation of protein tau. Yanxian applies magnetic resonance-based techniques to probe conformation and dynamics of tau, polymer and colloid characterization on the properties of complex coacervates, and biochemical […]