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I earned my B.S. in biology and my Ph.D. in biochemistry from the University of Sevilla, where my training focused on molecular biology and structural biology. As a postdoc, I used these tools to study proteins involved in human amyloid diseases.

I am outgoing and dedicated, and I am always eager to lend a helping hand to my fellow lab mates. Among my colleagues, I've earned legendary status for my ability to create the most tantalizing carrot cake and craft caipirinhas that are unparalleled in their deliciousness.

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I am an avid local tourist and I dote on my fur-baby, Dolche, a Chihuahua/terrier mix. Dana Dodd, Ph.D. Senior Research Scientist I received my B.A. in biochemistry and molecular biology at UC Santa Cruz and my Ph.D. in microbiology and immunology from Stanford, where I studied poliovirus proteins.

My favorite free time activities are playing badminton, exploring places, and hiking.  Email Ruhar Singh, Ph.D.

I earned my B.S. in biology and my Ph.D. in biochemistry from the University of Sevilla, where my training focused on molecular biology and structural biology. As a postdoc, I used these tools to study proteins involved in human amyloid diseases.

My goal is to try and make an impact on how we treat skin diseases. My advice to junior basic scientists is to find environments that support research, specifically, departments that understand the critical importance of protected research time.

I have been interested in science since early childhood and my parents fostered and nurtured my scientific interests. I participated in research during high school, spending a summer at Texas A&M University in the laboratory of Gregory Reinhart.

In the lab:  My research in the Bailey Lab focuses on developing AAV-mediated gene therapy for the rare pediatric disorder ECHS1 deficiency. Outside the lab : I enjoy painting, spending time outside, and cuddling with my cat, Finch.

Research Scientist Ph.D., Institute of Biophysics - Chinese Academy of Sciences My studies focus on identifying the molecular mediators of Myc-nick-induced migration and metastasis using animal models and organoid cultures.  I am broadly interested in multiple aspects of cellular and molecular biology