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!
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Congratulations to Stephen Soohey, Morgan Galligan, and Brittney Tilley, who all graduated with their Bachelor’s Degrees in Spring 2017. Best of luck to them!
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[SlideDeck2 id=20] The Kelley Lab studies how cells track external gradients using the classic model organism, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, or as it is more commonly known, baker’s or brewer’s yeast. We are specifically interested in the spatial and temporal regulation of G-protein Coupled Receptor signaling pathways.
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