Kelley Lab at UMaine

Dr. Kelley is leading a python class for graduate students in the biomedical sciences at UMaine.  We will be using DataCamp to explore programming, data analysis and graphing in Python.  If you are interested in joining in, please send Dr. Kelley an email.   The class is being done through DataCamp for the Classroom, an […]

Congratulation to Andrew for successfully defending his thesis entitled “The effects of activated Galpha on MAPK and formin during the Saccharomyces cerevisiae pheromone response.”

Will Simke successfully defended his thesis entitled “Dynamic Regulation of G-Protein Signaling” and has graduated with his Master’s degree.  Will has enrolled at UNC Chapel Hill to pursue his PhD in Chemistry.

Senior Savannah Sojka received a Frederick Radke Undergraduate Research Fellowship for the 2017-2018 academic year.  Savannah is conducting her capstone research in the Kelley lab, focusing on the role of formin-interacting proteins in gradient tracking. Savannah will showcase her findings at the CUGR UMaine Student Symposium in April 2018. Congratulations Savannah!