ASBMB welcomes new members
The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology welcomed almost 100 new members in May.
| Abdallah Abdallah Elebidi, Aswan University Wasan Al Taie, Khawarizmi International College Rania Amer, New Jersey Institute of Technology Senam Amevor Maria Amodeo, Emmanuel College Robert Armstrong, Greenfield Community College Juliana Babu, University of Massachusetts Amherst Prathyusha Bagam, Southern University & A&M College Marsha Belisle, California State University, Los Angeles Mary Bilbro, Montage Health Nicolás Blanco, Universidad Nacional del Sur Jennifer Burdette, Tidewater Community College/ University of Virginia Sohag Chakraborty, Graduate Center, City University of New York Abdullah Chand, Bangalore Medical College Bryan Conston, Washington University in St. Louis Kari Copping, Oregon State University Angela Crespo, Boston Children's Hospital Noah Danielson, Purdue University Cary Darwin, University of Texas at Dallas Olivia de Cuba, University of Virginia Magdalena Delgado, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Yashasvika Duggal, Pennsylvania State University Abdulrahman Dwead, Clark Atlanta University Sydni Alexis Elebra, Wayne State University Tony Fata, Eastern Michigan University Elizabeth Fozo, University of Tennessee Alex Francette, University of Pittsburgh Matthew Frank, St Jude Children's Research Hospital Daniel Garcia, MicroBio Pros Hailey Gray, West Virginia University Susanna Grigson, Flinders University Karenna Groff, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Maria Guizler Bonilla, Mills College Diana Hallak, The Ohio State University Hanaa Hariri, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Mark Harpel, GlaxoSmithKline Sarah Heissler, The Ohio State University Andrew Hinson, Texas A&M University Jessica Holien, St Vincent's Institute Aida Husain, California State University, Long Beach Daniel Isom, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Connor Jankowski, Princeton University Mark Johnson, Åbo Akademi University Fuat Kaplan, Danbury Hospital Shailpreet Kaur, University of Arkansas Bibek Khatiwada, Deakin University Ana Kimble, University of Florida Jefferson Knight, University of Colorado Denver |
Quintera Knight, Spelman College Manish Kumar, National Central University Theo Lange, Technische Universität Braunschweig Alejandro Lara–López, Universidad de Guadalajara Thi Thu Ha Le, University of Delaware Xiao Lei, The Rockefeller University Omar Logue, University of Mississippi Medical Center Gwen Lomberk, Medical College of Wisconsin Huiqiang Lou, China Agricultural University Pamela Marquez, Allegheny College Sidney Martin, University of Alabama in Huntsville Rachell Martinez–Ramirez, University of Puerto Rico Medical Sciences Campus Heather McCourty, Optical Express Sarah Miller, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Mwidy Sava Mounange–Badimi, University of Houston Sydney Nicholson, University of South Carolina Brian O'Flynn, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Steven Opall, College of Coastal Georgia Satyajit Patra, American International Medical University Christopher Pena, Purohit Navigation Molly Perchlik, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Linda Peterson, Washington University School of Medicine Pankaj Prasad, Weill Cornell Medical College Josseline Ramos–Figueroa, University of Saskatchewan Aylin Rodan, University of Utah Juan Rodriguez, St. Louis College of Pharmacy Juliani Rodriguez, University of Wisconsin?Madison Markus Rudolph, F. Hoffmann?La Roche Ltd. Parimal Samir, St Jude Children's Research Hospital Anthony Sarmiento, University of California, Riverside Anamika Sengupta, The University of the Incarnate Word School of Osteopathic Medicine Krystal Sewell, University of North Georgia Amanda Shaver, University of Georgia Yuval Shoham, Technion Rajat Singh, Albert Einstein College of Medicine Vladimir Spiegelman, Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine Suraj Srinivasan, University of California, Berkeley Robert Unckless, University of Kansas Gilad Vainer, Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center György Vámosi, University of Debrecen David Vance, Wadsworth Center, New York State Department of Health Allyson Walker, West Virginia University Dawn Wetzel, University of Texas Southwestern Shannon Williamson, University of West Florida Tribhuwan Yadav, Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School Tianning Yu, McMaster University Faiha Zaidi, Barnard College Jan Paulo Zaragoza, University of California, Berkeley |
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