Biological Chemistry graduate students Cara Loomis and Alexi Chabez were accepted into the UM Biotech Career Development Program this summer. This 12-week structured program educates and provides career exposure to many aspects of biotechnology outside of academia. Trainees engage in a series of workshops, seminars, and panel discussions to explore career options and prepare for an experiential learning opportunity with a small business, large corporation, non-profit organization, governmental agency, law firm, or other non-academic entity.

Phil Cox, Visiting Associate Professor last semester, reminds us of one of the many reasons we miss him this semester: Cookies!

Scott Lab researchers rock every week of the year--grad students, postdocs, and undergrads. But it's nice to say an extra special thank you this week.

Biological Chemistry Graduate student Alexi Chabez presented her research on CYP7B1 and its mutants causing spastic paraplegia type 5 at the 2024 University of Michigan Latinx Research Week Conference. Nicely done Alexi!