team
Assistant Professor, Department of Molecular Medicine
Faculty, Department of Chemistry
Faculty, Scripps Research Graduate Program
Mia Huang, PhD
miahuangATscripps.edu
2007 B.A. Chemistry, cum laude, CUNY Queens College
2012 Ph.D. Chemistry, New York University
2013 Postdoctoral Fellow, Yale University
2018 Postdoctoral Scholar, UC San Diego
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Eugene Joeh
Graduate Student
ejoehATscripps.edu
2018 B.S. Chemistry, UC San Diego
Graduate Student
Megan Critcher
mcritcherATscripps.edu
2019 B.S. Molecular and Cellular Biology,
University of Bath, UK
Member, Scripps Research Graduate Council
Richard Hawkins
Research Associate II
rhawkinsATscripps.edu
2007 B.S. Animal Science, Purdue University
Timothy O'Leary
Research Associate II
tolearyATscripps.edu
2008 B.S. Chemistry, UNC Charlotte
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Graduate Student
Zak Vilen
zvilenATscripps.edu
2019 B.S. Biochemistry,
Arizona State University
Weichao Li, PhD
Postdoctoral Associate
wliATscripps.edu
2017 Ph.D. Microbiology (Chemical Biology), Institute of
Plant Physiology & Ecology, Shanghai Institute of Biological Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai, China
2018 Associate Professor, CAS Key Laboratory of
Synthetic Biology (KLSynB), Institute of Plant Physiology & Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai, China
Alexandra James
Administrative Assistant
ajamesATscripps.edu
Rossi (Rosalind)
Joint #chemdoggo with Parker Lab
alumni
Noah Bartfield
2019 SURF-REU Intern
Currently: Florida State University
2020 Intern
Juliana Simpson
Currently: A.S. Biotechnology, Palm Beach State College
Postdoctoral Associate
Tesia Stephenson
Currently: Francis Marion University
Postdoctoral Associate
Sourav Chatterjee
Currently: University of Minnesota
Jonathan R. Hung
2019-20, Kenan Fellow Intern
Currently: Johns Hopkins University
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We are fascinated by the complexity and diversity of the glycome, and we are on a mission to showcase the fundamental roles glycans play in regulating mammalian biological functions in precise molecular detail.
We are recruiting at all levels- postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, interns, and technicians are welcome to apply!
Trainees can expect to build an interdisciplinary skill set that encompasses techniques in chemical synthesis, molecular biology, and cell biology, while being surrounded by the rich intellectual environment at Scripps Research.
We want to help cultivate your scientific interests in glycans and glycoscience. Interested applicants should email their CVs to miahuang"at"scripps.edu
along with a statement of why you are interested in our lab.