Kim Lab News Archive 2019
2019
- 12/14/19 - Congratulations to Brianna Beswick on her graduation!
- 11/8/19 - Our collaborative work with Shreyas Rao group is accepted for publication in Biotechnology and Bioengineering. This work details the development of a 3D biomimetic hydrogel system to study glioblastoma stem cells.
- 10/24/19 - We gratefully acknowledge new internal pilot project funding from the Alabama Life Research Institute (PI: John Kim; Co-PI: Han-A Park) for testing reactive oxygen species generation in metastasizing cancer cells.
- 10/4/19 - John Kim joins the Editorial Board of Molecular Medicine Reports.
- 9/1/19 - We gratefully acknowledge new NIH R15 funding (PI: Elizabeth Papish; Co-I: John Kim) for testing the effects of ruthenium-based anticancer compounds.
- 5/29/19 - Joe Park was awarded the Alabama Commission on Higher Education Fellowship for the third consecutive year. Congratulations, Joe!
- 5/23/19 - Spenser Brown passes her PhD Qualifying exam. Congratulations, Spenser!
- 5/15/19 - We gratefully acknowledge new REU Site funding from the National Science Foundation (PI: Jason Bara; Co-PI: John Kim).
- 5/3/19 - Congratulations to Joline Hartheimer on her graduation!
- 4/17/19 - John Kim was inducted to the National Academy of Inventors during the Faculty Research Day at UA for the U.S. patent US10100286B2.
- 4/12/19 - Joline Hartheimer's first-author publication in Cancer Microenvironment is accepted for publication. Congratulations, Joline!
- 4/4/19 - John Kim was awarded as the 2019 Outstanding ChBE Faculty Member by the UA AIChE Chapter.
- 4/2/19 - Joe Park presented his work on glioblastoma stem cell bioreactors at the American Chemical Society Biochemical Technology Division National Meeting in Orlando, FL.
- 3/20/19 - Joe Park was awarded a travel grant to the American Chemical Society Biochemical Technology Division National Meeting in Orlando, FL. Congratulations, Joe!
- 2/21/19 - Congratulations to Joline Hartheimer for winning the prestigious Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award! "The award honors one man and one woman of this academic year’s graduating class as well as one non-student. The recipients of the award have demonstrated the highest standards of scholarship, leadership, and service," and is considered "to be the highest honor the University offers, and is recognized nation wide." Check out the video below:
- 1/10/19 - Spenser Brown received the Alabama LSAMP Fellowship. Congratulations, Spenser!
Last updated: 21 Jan 2025