Congratulations to Isabel for her recent Poster Award at the 2024 Department of Molecular and Medical Pharmacology Retreat. Isabel’s poster was recognized for her outstanding presentation.
Congratulations to Aleks for passing his oral qualification exam for his PhD studies. Aleks is now a PhD candidate.
Congratulations to Alexa on her acceptance into the i2URP Program! The Integrated and Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Research Program is a scholarly program that aims to prepare rising upperclassmen for graduate studies in the biomedical research fields. By participating in the program, students develop science communication and presentation skills, practice analyzing scientific literature, and expand their understanding of the research process. Alexa…
The Lipshutz Lab would like to welcome new project scientist Rachel Reyes to the lab! The lab and its personnel are very excited to have you here!
The Lipshutz Lab would like to congratulate both Wesley and Puja on their recent presentations at the 27th Annual American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy (ASGCT) Conference. Wesley presented “Use of an Oversized AAV8 Vector for CPS1 Deficiency Results in Long-Term Survival and Ammonia Control,” and this abstract was accepted as a poster presentation. Puja presented “Ubiquitous Promoter in…
The Lipshutz Lab would like to congratulate Aleks on his recent fellowship award. This fellowship comes from the Association for Creatine Disorders and it is for his project “Unraveling Cerebral Creatine Deficiency Syndromes: Insights into Neurodevelopment through Organoid Research.” He aims to comprehensively unravel the cellular and molecular intricacies of SLC6A8 and GAMT mutation-related neural impairment while simultaneously explore the…
The Lipshutz Lab would like to congratulate Staff Research Associate Taryn Diep on her accepted oral presentation. Out of 175 submitted abstracts to the 2024 Society for Inherited Metabolic Disorders (SIMD) Conference, Taryn’s abstract – centered on the dysmyelination of Arginase deficiency, has been selected as one of only six oral presentations. Congratulations on this accomplishment Taryn!
The Lipshutz Lab would like to congratulate Martin Wallner, Meera Pratap, and Dr. Gerry Lipshutz for their recent publication: GABAA-Receptors as Plausible Molecular Targets and Mediators for Taurine and Homotaurine Actions
The Lipshutz Lab would like to congratulate Staff Research Associate Lizzie Zhang for her achievements and her acceptance to the University of Virginia’s Neuroscience Graduate Program. Thank you for all your contributions to this lab!