Student Spotlight

Brady_Lilllian

Lillian Brady

Mentor: Lynn Dobrunz, PhD
Department: Neurobiology
Undergrad: MS, Alcorn State University

Welcome to the Cell, Molecular, and Developmental Biology (CMDB) PhD Theme, a part of the Graduate Biomedical Sciences program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine. The CMDB theme is designed to provide maximum flexibility that results in students who are prepared to launch into a career in the emerging biomedical science field. Our graduates have exciting careers in scientific research in both academic and industrial settings; scientific-related writing, business, law, bioterrorism, forensics, administration, and education. 

About Us: CMDB is a cross-disciplinary theme at a leading research University in the sunny south, consisting of a diverse group of scientists and physicians who have a collective interest in fundamental processes in cell, molecular, and developmental biology and how alterations in these processes result in human diseases and birth defects.

About UAB: We are consistently one of the top 25 NIH funded research institutions in the U.S. and with faculty from over 30 departments across campus there are many opportunities for you in new and exciting areas of biomedical research. And, UAB is a leader in innovative technology such as whole genome sequencing, electron microscopy, mass spectrometry, crystallography, flow cytometry, drug discovery and others.

Contact Us: We are always searching for the brightest and most dedicated students to join our highly competitive CMDB theme and experience firsthand our cutting edge science. This is your personal invitation to explore the many possible opportunities offered by CMDB at UAB. Please explore this web site and apply today!

NEWS AND EVENTS

 
Congratulations to Maria Kuzynski (Dobrawa lab), who won the Basic Science 1st Place in the 27th Annual DENTSPLY/Caulk Student Research Group Competition held during the International Association for Dental Research Annual Meeting in March 2013 in Seattle. Maria's presentation title was: 3Trps1 is Required for Mineralization of Odontoblastic Cells in vitro2.

CMDB students place at 2013 UAB Gradute Student Research Days! Way to go! Stephanie Easter, 1st Place, Session 6 - Biomedical and Life Sciences; and Lauren Hablitz, 3rd Place, Session 7 - Biomedical Life Sciences.

The following CMDB students have been admitted to candidacy -- CONGRATULATIONS! Stephanie Easter, Hieu Hoang, Amanda DeBrot, Matthew Dodson, Lauren Hablitz, Wes Lewis, Samir Rana, Bryan Roessler, Jessica Winek, John Wright, and Hao Yu.    

 

Announcing the 2013 Rhythms in South East Region (RISER) Meeting, May 16-17, 2013 at UAB. This conference is meant to give students and post docs a friently setting in which to present their research related to rhythms and sleep. Click here for more information and to register.