Author: jauregvi
We wish the very best on your journey and continuation of your career! Always know that the Beal lab will always be another home for you! Best of luck with everything! We will miss your brilliant science and presence!
Shannon Lu
We want to congratulate Shannon for completing her B.S. in a major in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and a minor in Japanese! We also want to wish her the best in graduate school at the University of Chicago as an Eckhardt scholar! Good luck Shannon, we’ll miss you!
Michelle Luo
Congratulations Michelle for completing her B.S. in Chemistry! We also want to wish her the best in graduate school at Yale University! Good luck Michelle! Keep in touch, we’ll miss your energy!
Luan Nguyen
We want to congratulate Luan for completing his B.S. in Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior! We want to wish him the best of luck as he applies to medical school! We will miss you!
We want to congratulate Leanna on her virtual graduation and completing her Ph.D.! We also want to wish her the best at her new Post Doc position at UCSF starting this Fall. Enjoy the city and new science, Leanna!
We want to congratulate Cody for his virtual graduation for completing his Ph.D.! We also want to wish him the best at his new position as Scientist in Juno Therapeutics at Seattle! Enjoy the weather and outdoors bud!
We want to congratulate Tim for his graduation for completing his Ph.D. in Chemistry! We also want to wish him the best at his new position as an Assistant Specialist in UCSF! We hope you are enjoying the city! Good luck!
We want to congratulate Madeline for her graduation for completing her M.S. in Chemistry! We also want to wish her the best at her new position as a Ph.D. student fellow at the Hammond lab at The University of Utah! We hope you are enjoying Utah’s outdoors and new science as well! Good luck!
We want to congratulate Scott for his graduation for completing his Ph.D. in Chemistry! We also want to wish him the best at his new position as a Post-Doctoral fellow in the Jaffrey lab at Cornell University! We hope you are already adapted to cold winters, good luck!