Amandine Amalric, PhD
Amandine (co-mentored with Katherine Aird, UPitt) studies the changes subcellular compartmentalization of metabolism induced by oncogenic signaling.
Andrea Andress, PhD
Andrea is a Research Scientist. She handles a wide number of collaborative studies in bioanalysis.
Mariola M. Marcinkiewicz, MS
Mariola is a senior technician/lab manager. She is not always this serious.
Adam Chatoff
Adam is developing a thesis, co-mentored with Dr. Lori Rink (Fox Chase Cancer Center), around pharmacologically targetable rewiring of metabolism in cancer.
Christina Demetriadou, PhD
Christina (co-mentored with Kathryn Wellen, UPenn) aims to understand the effects of branched-chain amino acid metabolism on nuclear acyl-CoA abundance and histone acylation in pancreatic tumorigenesis.
Daniel Kantner. MS
Daniel is developing a thesis on examining the complex interplay between metabolism, signaling, and epigenetics, which has relevance to both fundamental biology/biochemistry and metabolic diseases.
Alison Jaccard, PhD
Alison (co-mentored with Kathryn Wellen, UPenn) studies metabolite signaling in immune cells.
Emily Megill
Emily (co-mentored with Conchi Estaras, LKSOM) studies cardiac developmental signaling.
Gautam Moon
Gautam is a Bioengineering Graduate Student in the College of Engineering at Temple University. He studies quantitative compartmentalization of cellular metabolism.
Emily Noonan
Emily is a MD/PhD Student (co-mentored with Silvia Fossati, LKSOM) and studies cerebrovascular metabolism.
Joel Wiener
Joel is a Masters Student in the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University. He studies the different forms of Coenzyme A.
Veer Patel
Veer is an undergraduate in the College of Science and Technology at Temple University. He studies acyl-CoA metabolism.
Sun Venkat
Sun is an undergraduate in the College of Science and Technology at Temple University. She studies the metabolism of pharmaceuticals in the lab.
Talha Chaudry
Talha is an undergraduate Chemistry major in the College of Science and Technology at Temple University. He studies compartmentalized metabolism using dyes.
Vincent Ngo
Vincent is an undergraduate in the College of Science and Technology at Temple University. He studies acyl-CoA synthetases.
Dr. Snyder is an Associate Professor at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine of Temple University. Formerly, he was an assistant professor at the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute (2014-2020). Nathaniel studied Biochemistry at the University of Maryland (2005-2009) and trained at the National Institutes of Health (2005-2009). Dr. Snyder’s Ph.D. thesis in Pharmacology at the University of Pennsylvania (2009-2013) concerned analytical measurements of low abundance biological molecules using liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS). Also completed at the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Snyder’s MPH (2009-2014) work investigated non-invasive biomarkers of asbestos exposure. Nathaniel has published and presented academic works on analytical chemistry, metabolism, inflammation, and environmental exposure assessment.