Assistant Professor and Principal Investigator
Department of Biochemistry
Emory University School of Medicine
Lisa Jin
Lisa is originally from Shanghai, China. She came to Emory University pursuing a BS in chemistry. She minors in linguistics and loves learning new languages in her free time. In high school, she participated in mini research project on enzyme activity and was part of the Neuroscience Club. Lisa has strong passion on chemical biology and biochemistry. She is currently working on characterizing the potency and side-effects new GR/MR modulators.
Anita Wang
Anita Wang originally comes from Shanghai, China. She came to Emory University in 2022, majoring in Biology. Anita got in touch with some basic laboratory techniques during high school time, such as yeast cell culture and bacteria transformation. Right now, she focuses on the protein purification and characterization of ancestral corticosteroid receptor (AncCR) ligand binding domain (LBD) and a collaborative project on cystathionine-lyase (CSE).
Fiona Xiao
Fiona is originally from Beijing, China. She is pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Quantitative Sciences and Biology, graduating in 2025. She is passionate about understanding biological processes through molecular and computational approaches. Fiona's research experience includes studying the evolution of estrogen receptor response elements (ERE), transcriptional regulation of the mineralocorticoid receptor by forming biological condensates, and MD simulations on protein-drug interactions. Additionally, she has a keen interest in statistics and modeling. In her free time, Fiona enjoys creating intricate origami designs.
Former Trainees
Name: | Lab member until: | Current Status: |
Matthew Gaddy | 2024 Summer | Research Specialist at Emory Microbiology (Lowen Lab) |
Jasmine Liu | 2023 Summer | Work at Renal Division at Emory University |
Nilus Lee | 2022 Summer | Medical student at Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine, New Jersey |
Yashuo Wang | 2021 January | Postdoc in Emory Vaccine Center (Ahmed Lab) |