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Tufts University

Department of Chemistry

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Medford, MA 02155
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The Kritzer Laboratory

 

Here's what's happening in the Kritzer lab:



Nov 2011

Welcome to new graduate students Angelo Bautista, Albert Gjeluci and Tim Siegert!


Jul 2011

Welcome to postdoctoral researcher Kosh Neupane!


Jun 2011

The Kritzer Lab celebrates its second year with a lab barbecue!




Matt Davis is named a Tufts Summer Scholar for 2011. Congratulations Matt!



Welcome to undergraduate researchers Elise Hsu and Linda Le!


Dec 2010

Welcome to graduate students Alissa Kamens and Amanda Aldous and undergraduate researcher Pianpian Wu!


Oct 2010

Welcome to postdoctoral researcher Dr. Jonathan Bock!


Sep 2010

Prof. Kritzer is named as one of the recipients of the 2010 NIH New Innovator Award!
This program is intended "to support exceptionally creative new investigators who propose highly innovative projects that have the potential for unusually high impact."



Check out our video, "What Makes a Good Scientist?" Produced by summer visitor Olivia Goolkasian.




Justin is named a GAANN Fellow for 2010/2011. Congratulations Justin!



The Kritzer lab is now a member of the Structural and Chemical Biology Program of the Tufts Medical Center Cancer Center.




Jason is named a TEACRS fellow. Congratulations Jason!




Welcome to undergraduate researcher Steve Smith and postdoctoral researcher Jason Gavenonis!




Aug 2010

The Kritzer lab celebrates its first year with a lab barbecue!




Nov 2009

The Kritzer lab welcomes graduate students Rob Schuster and Justin Quartararo!

The Kritzer lab welcomes undergraduate researchers Hayley Marcus and Matt Davis!




Prof. Kritzer is named as one of five recipients of the Smith Family Awards for Excellence in Biomedical Research! The award's mission is "to launch the careers of outstanding biomedical researchers with the ultimate goal of achieving medical breakthroughs."




Sep 2009

Paper detailing the construction of genetically expressed cyclic peptide libraries and application to models of Parkinson's disease is published in Nature Chemical Biology.

This work was recently highlighted by:

Faculty of 1000 Biology identifies it as a "Must Read"

Nature Chemical Biology News and Views

Michael J. Fox Foundation Parkinson's in the News

Michael J. Fox Foundation Q&A with Joshua Kritzer

NIH-NINDS Press Release

Genome Technology In the Clinic

Whitehead Institute Press Release




Summer 2009

Check out a short documentary film featuring Prof. Kritzer discussing his postdoctoral research, applying new technologies to investigate the causes of Parkinson's disease:

Exploring Parkinson's disease in Yeast Using Cyclic Peptides

MIT Tech TV