Research Methods and Training Opportunities

Our lab employs versatile biophysical methods to study protein structure and dynamics, including X-ray crystallography, heteronuclear NMR spectroscopy and small angle X-ray scattering. A combination of these methods not only provides high resolution protein structure, but also dynamics.

Besides these major structural biology methods, our lab also provides training opportunities in molecular cloning, protein/RNA purification, protein folding/unfolding, computer programming, and various biophysical methods for macromolecular interactions such as fluorescence anisotropy, ITC and EMSA.

We are accepting undergraduate and master student interns.

Lab Galleries

Avanti JXN-26 high-speed centrifuge, -80 Freezer, refrigerated culture shaker
Three-wavelength AKTA Pure hosted in cold room

AKTA Start and AKTA Purifier 10
Fisher Sonicator, incubator and hybridization Oven, Culture shaker
RNAse-Free room for RNA work
Buffer room with Mili-Q ultrapure water system
Walk-in Cold Room