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We train, teach, and mentor the next generation of scientists and engineers at Yale MB&B

Decoding and rewiring cell-surface interactomes for cell-cell fusion and signaling

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Vivian Lu awarded an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship

Rithik Castelino received an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Honorable Mention

We are interested in how cell-surface proteomes reshape cellular membranes in human development and infectious disease.

We use structural biology, cell biology, and protein engineering to investigate receptor-mediated cell-surface recognition and cell–cell membrane fusion.

We exploit mechanistic and structural knowledge on these molecular interactions to interrogate physiology and therapeutically impact human disease.

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We are committed to training, teaching, and mentoring the next generation of scientists and engineers.

We value integrity, openness, curiosity, and a mindset of growth and development.