Hao Lab members presented at the virtual US HUPO (Human Proteome Organization) Annual Conference

Ashley and Haorong (2nd year PhD students) attended half-day proteomics workshop to get additional training on protein-protein interaction and chemical cross-linking at US HUPO. Ashley gave a lightening talk and presented her poster on Tuesday, titled:” Proteomic Evaluation of the Dynamic Protein Turnover in Human iPSC-derived Neurons“. Haorong presented his poster on Tuesday, titled “MS-based Proteomics and Metabolomics of MELAS Syndrome“.
Dr. Hao chaired the Parallel Session, Omics of the Central Nervous System, on Monday and gave a talk on Friday titled: “Cleavable Biotin-Enabled Proximity Labeling Proteomics” at the New Strategy of Interactomics in Structural Biology session.

Ashley won the Keystone Symposia Student Scholarship and gave a short talk at the Keystone Meeting on Proteomics in Cell Biology and Disease!

Ashley Frankenfield, 2nd year PhD student, won the Keystone Student Scholarship and was selected to give a short talk titled “A Specific and Sensitive Proximity-labeling Proteomics Approach for Studying Protein-Protein Interactions of the Lysosome Membrane” at the virtual Keystone Conference. Well done Ashley!