Fellows
The Paul F. Glenn Center for Biology of Aging Research supports postdoctoral associates and graduate students, termed Glenn Fellows, working in the laboratories of the Glenn Investigators, focusing on innovative questions that address the biology of aging.
Nien-Ching Han, Ph. D. (Postdoctoral associate, Shadel laboratory)
Elucidating the unique role of a mitochondrial tRNA synthetase in aging
Melissa Johnson (Ph.D. student, Shadel laboratory)
Crosstalk between mitochondrial dysfunction and chronic interferon signaling
Laura Mainz, Ph. D. (Postdoctoral associate, Karlseder laboratory)
Understanding the role of autophagy in telomere driven genome instability in vivo
Sara Przetocka, Ph. D. (Postdoctoral associate, Karlseder laboratory)
Replication stress as a driver of numtogenesis and crisis escape
Tobias Schmidt, Ph. D. (Postdoctoral associate, Karlseder laboratory)
Mechanisms of escape from telomere-driven crisis
Nimesha Tadepalle, Ph. D. (Postdoctoral associate, Shadel laboratory)
Age-related, mitochondrial DNA-mediated inflammation in Parkinson’s Disease
Sam Van de Velde, Ph. D. (Postdoctoral associate, Montminy laboratory)
Regulation of the Pancreatic Beta Cell Transcriptome by the CREB Family of Activators
Qiuwen Wang, Ph. D. (Postdoctoral associate, Gage laboratory)
Investigating aging-related sporadic Alzheimer’s disease using induced neuron model
Guanhui Xu, Ph. D. (Postdoctoral associate, Law laboratory)
Investigating the mechanisms controlling DNA methylation changes during aging
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