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Category Archives: Students graduating
Congratulations Poyin Chen, PhD
Poyin Chen (aka Po) has completed her degree in my group. She graduated and is moving on to a great post doc position to study Shigella at Harvard University. Congratulations to Po!! Her energy, lab skills, and crafting skills will … Continue reading
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Congratulations Narine Arabyan, PhD
Narine Arabyan finished her PhD in the Weimer Micro Lab in October 2017! She will be moving to a fantastic position as a Post-doctoral NIH Fellowship – National Biosafety and Biocontainment Training Program (NBBTP) Fellow in January 2018. Narine’s dissertation was titled, … Continue reading
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