We’re proud to share this article recently published in “ASBMB-Today,” a newsletter of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, which features Isabel Distefano, a Biology major and 2017 graduate of TCNJ.
Isabel (left) is now working in the Pritzker DNA Lab at the Field Museum in Chicago, and loves her job. The article is here: https://www.asbmb.org/asbmb-today/careers/082622/science-inside-a-museum-exhibition
Another amazing TCNJ Bio alum!
A revolution is afoot in the field of cancer care. Spurred by new insights into the genetic basis of tumors, scientists are pursuing ever-more-precise therapies to block their growth at the molecular level, engendering hopes that even the most complex and aggressive malignancies may one day yield to treatment. Dr. Gautam Prasad has spent the… Continue Reading
Neurologist Ellen Deibert ’85 is leading the way in treating traumatic brain injuries As a teenager heading off to college more than two decades ago, Ellen Deibert ’85 could not have predicted that she would one day be on the leading edge of any medical field, much less be counted a specialist in the complexities… Continue Reading
When the opportunity to volunteer with the Alumni Association presented itself, Bill Cahill ’05, MEd ’09 says he jumped at the chance. “I’ve had so many affiliations with the College through the years,” said Cahill, explaining that he took swimming lessons and attended summer camps on campus as a child before following in the footsteps… Continue Reading
The announcement last week that President Barack Obama was ending the ban on federal funding for embryonic stem (ES) cell research came as welcome news to at least one Lion alumna. As part of her MD/PhD coursework at Yale University, Katherine Uyhazi ’05 is doing research work at the Yale Stem Cell Center under the… Continue Reading