Gina El Nesr started as a postdoctoral fellow after graduating from Stanford University. Welcome to the Kern Lab!
Gina El Nesr started as a postdoctoral fellow after graduating from Stanford University. Welcome to the Kern Lab!
The paper “Learning millisecond protein dynamics from what is missing in NMR spectra” describing Dyna-1, which predicts µs–ms conformational dynamics on motions tied to enzyme catalysis and ligand binding from protein sequences, has just been accepted by Nature.
Congratulations to co-first authors Hannah Wayment-Steele and Gina El Nesr, as well as everyone else involved, on another elegant work on protein dynamics! The project was a collaboration with Sergey Ovchinnikov at MIT.
Click on this link for the acclerated preview of the article, and/or head over to the publication page for more information.
Many congratulations to Dr. Christiana Ntangka who successfully defended her PhD thesis this past July! Well done!
October marks one year of our move to the Scripps Research Institute! The Kern Lab is excited to greet four new postdoctoral fellows since the beginning of 2025. Please meet Wantae, Callum, Marta, and Thibault! We are excited to work with you. Welcome to the Kern lab!
Congratulations to Dr. MacKenzie Patterson who succesfully defended her PhD thesis in June!
Dr. Patterson is continuing her journey at Brandeis as a postdoctoral fellow in Alex Johnson’s Lab; we wish her all the best on behalf of the Kern Lab. Keep in touch!