Sally Winkler has been named a 2020 Siebel Scholar! The Siebel Scholars program awards research fellowships to top students at the world’s leading graduate schools of bioengineering, business, computer science and energy science. Congratulations, Sally!
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Congratulations to Jing on her paper published in ACS Nano!
Congratulations to former postdoc Jing Cheng on her paper published in ACS Nano! Check it out to see how we use supramolecular polymers for tissue regeneration. Supramolecular Polymers for Drug-Induced Tissue Regeneration ACS Nano, 2019, Accepted Manuscript https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsnano.9b00281
Congratulations to Devang for completing his MD/PhD!
Congratulations to former graduate student Devang Amin who will complete the Northwestern University MD/PhD program on May 19! Devang will soon start a residency in internal medicine at the University of Colorado. Best of luck, Devang!
Congratulations to Dirk and Sally on their review published in European Polymer Journal!
Congratulations to Dirk Balkenende and Sally Winkler on their review published in European Polymer Journal! Check it out to learn more about mussel, sandcastle worm, and cephalopod inspired materials and their use as tissue adhesives. “Marine-inspired polymers in medical adhesion”, European Polymer Journal 2019, 116, 134-143.
Welcome, Miriam Zintl – visiting student researcher!
Our lab is delighted to welcome Miriam Zintl, a visiting student researcher from TU Vienna in Vienna, Austria. Miriam is pursuing her masters degree in Chemistry and Technology of Materials and has a BS in Technical Chemistry from TU Vienna. In our lab, she is working to develop novel polymer tissue adhesives. Welcome Miriam!!
Sally Winkler named to university-wide Lab Ops and Safety Committee!
Bioengineering PhD candidate Sally Winkler was one of only two student delegates named to the UC Berkeley Laboratory Operations and Safety Committee! Thanks to Sally for representing our lab and standing up for safety at Berkeley. Safety is part of science!
Congratulations to Cody Higginson on his Perspective in Nature Chemistry!
Cody’s perspective describes the newly published work of Prof. Yi Cao (Nanjing) and coworkers on a mechanochemical approach to accelerating maleimide–thiol adduct hydrolysis, thereby improving the stability of polymer–protein conjugates. Link to the perspective here (view-only) Link to the Cao paper here.
Sally and Kayla win Athena Award for Double Shelix Podcast!
March 8, 2019 – Sally Winkler of the Messersmith Lab and Kayla Wolf of the Kumar Lab won the prestigious Athena Award for Next Generation Engagement at an awards ceremony on the UC Berkeley campus. As co-hosts of the podcast Double Shelix, Sally and Kayla are passionate advocates for women in STEM, inclusive science, and training …