cardiac cyclic nucleotide signaling
It’s an exciting day to host Prof. Manuela Zaccolo from Oxford University. Dr. Zaccolo is a mentor to Grace, and the very one whose work led to the whole field of compartmentalized cell signaling.
And huge shout out to Mary and Michael for presenting their work during lab meeting this morning with Professor Zaccolo.
We are excited to have Emily join the lab. Emily’s already contributed to lab’s first-ever -80 freezer thaw and we are looking forward to having her join the team!
-Franklin Plaza, 3/7/2025
We are so excited for Purvaj’s acceptance into medical school. Congratulations, and this means we are looking for a new technician! Read more about the position here, and inquire directly with Grace.
Congratulations to Evan on receiving his funding from the NIH. This will support Evan’s further training and preparation for PhD program. We are so proud of him!
Hearty welcome to Mary Tang on this first week of her PhD work in the Muller Lab!
Watch this space in the next few years to see her contribution to cardiac cell signaling!
We got to spend a little quality time together celebrating Thanksgiving at Grace’s home. Lots of turkey, ham, and lots more of dessert.
We missed Michael, though, who had to miss out last minute.
Hannah begins her lab rotation today. Welcome, Hannah, and we look forward to getting to know you better!
The lab had a great time attending BCVS in July.
Some highlights include attending Women in Science breakfast, having two poster presentations – props to Szymon and Michael – and lunch outings with the Barefield lab and Zaha lab from UT Southwestern
The lab was representin’ at the Chicago Region Cardiovascular Research Symposium on Friday, July 12:
Dr. Muller gave a talk on the lab’s work on PDE1, and Evan presented his work with Michael on the same topic.
Muller Lab at LUC