Franz Research Group
Recent News
- Nov, 2009. Congratulations to Marina for receiving the Deparmtental Recognition Award (and free parking pass!) for November!!!
- Oct/Nov, 2009. Lynne celebrates publication of her Copper FlamB paper in Dalton Trans, Sarah & Robert celebrate publication of their Platinum-Mets paper in Metallomics, Marina toasts acceptance of her QBP manuscript in ChemBioChem, and Lissette celebrates her Perspective article's acceptance in Dalton Trans.
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June, 2009. Kat celebrates acceptance of our Chemical Reviews paper: Application of Metal Coordination Chemistry To Explore and Manipulate Cell Biology
- May, 2009. Kathy is awarded a Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award! The award recognizes outstanding scholarship and commitment to education.
- March, 2009. Congratulations to Lissette for passing her prelim exam!
- January, 2009. Drew Folk joins the lab as a first year grad student.
- November, 2008. Congratulations JEFF, SARAH, MARINA, and LYNNE for passing their 3rd-Year Propositional Exams!
- August, 2008. Copper has been caged! Check out our recent JACS communication, spearheaded by Kate, with contributions from Kat, Marina, and Yohannes.
- August, 2008. Congratulations to Kate Ciesienski for receiving a Zeilik Fellowship from the Department! Way to go Kate.
- March 20, 2008. Congratulations to Lou for completing her PhD. Way to go Dr. Charkoudian!!!
- Feb. 15, 2008. Dr. Franz received a Sloan Research Fellowship!
- Jan, 2008. Lissette Perez joins the lab as a first-year grad student.
- September, 2007. Lou and David Published a "Hot Article" in Dalton Trans as part of a special edition on Metals in Medicine and Healthcare!
Check out the press release on our recent results:
Separating the Brain's
'Bad' from 'Good' Iron.
2007 Congratulations to the following awardees:
Louise Charkoudian for the Paul Magnus Gross Fellowship.
Sarah Crider and Kathryn Haas for the Pelham Wilder Teaching Award.
Daniel Yang for a Beckman Scholarship.
Katie Ciesienski and Kathryn Haas have their propositional exams!