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December 2011
Two Biochemistry faculty have been recognized this month for their excellence in research and in mentoring.

Professor and Senior Associate Dean for Research Duane Compton has been named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Dr. Compton's research focuses on mechanisms of chromosome segregation during cell division in human cells and the effects of chromosomal instability in human tumor cells. His work is published in leading journals internationally. Read more...

At its annual poster session on December 12, the Dartmouth College Post Doc Association awarded Biochemistry Assistant Professor James Moseley the 2011 Post Doc Mentorship Award for a junior faculty member. Dr. Moseley joined the Biochemistry faculty in August 2009 and has already established himself as a strong and effective mentor. Read more...

July 2011
Biochemistry Assistant Professor James B. Moseley has been recognized by The Pew Charitable Trusts as a 2011 Pew Scholar in the Biochemical Sciences. This award includes funding of $240,000 in support of Dr. Moseley's research on the cell size and shape as determinants of cell reproduction. For more information, read the full article.

June 2011
Chris Bahl, a grad student in the Madden lab, was highlighted in the June 2011 "Student Spotlight" section of the Biophysical Society Newsletter.

June 2011
Michael B. Miller, a 2011 Biochemistry Ph.D. graduate from the Supattapone lab, was selected to give the graduate student address at DMS Class Day on Saturday, June 11. Michael is in an MD-PhD student at DMS and in mid-June began his third-year medical program.

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