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June 16, 2023
Wu lab publishes new Molecular Cell Paper!
We are excited to announce Nathan Livingston, in collaboration with Jiwoong Kwong and many others, published a new paper in Molecular Cell. In this paper, the authors found that translation occurs in bursts by using long-term mRNA tracking. In addition, […]
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June 15, 2023
Meet the Undergrads!
Here in the Wu lab, we are so lucky to work with dedicated, hard-working undergraduates. Get to know our current students: Emily Nakayama is a rising senior and has worked with us for 2 years. She majors in Biophysics and […]
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June 21, 2022
Welcome to the lab, Jan and Leslie!
We are thrilled to welcome two new PhD students to the lab- Jan Rios and Leslie Watkins from the BCMB program! Here is a photo of Jan and Leslie hiking the Maryland Heights Trail during the Wu Lab Camping trip […]
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August 13, 2021
Wu Lab publishes new Nature Communications paper!
In a collaboration between our lab and Shuying Sun’s group, co-first authors Gosia Latallo and Shaopeng Wang and several others published an exciting paper in Nature Communications recently. In this paper, the authors found that introns of the highly repetitive […]
Ariela was born July 26th in the early morning. Gosia and Paul are very proud new parents!
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April 20, 2021
Welcome Blake and Fatemeh to the lab!
The Wu Lab has two new members in the lab! Blake Nelson is a 1st year BCMB PhD student who recently completed a rotation with us this past winter. We also welcome our new research specialist, Fatemeh Jahanbakhsh, who will […]
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March 1, 2021
Yang receives a Young Investigator Award!
Yang Liu, the first post-doc in our lab, received the Paul Ehrlich Award from the Johns Hopkins Medicine 2021 Young Investigator’s Day Program. The award was established to honor the memory of Paul Ehrlich, a Nobel Prize laureate in Medicine […]
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July 6, 2020
Wu lab publishes new Science paper!
In collaboration with TJ Ha’s group, co-first authors Yang Liu and Roger Zou and several others published an exciting paper in Science magazine, where they used CRISPR technology to study DNA repair processes on short time scales in cells. Check […]
Congratulations are in order for Ana, who received the 2019 NSF GRFP Award for her proposal “Single cell gene profiling of host-microbe interactions.”
Presentations
March 19, 2019
Gosia Latallo gives presentation at the 2019 Biophysical Society meeting
Gosia presented her work titled “Single Molecule Imaging of C9orf72 RNA and Repeat Associated Non-ATG Translation” during the recent BPS meeting at the Baltimore Convention Center. Great turnout and lots of good questions followed.