Kassidy N. Lundy (Alum) – Biology at the Physical Extremes

Sahin Laboratory at Columbia University

Biology at the Physical Extremes

Kassidy Lundy is a recent graduate of Syracuse University. While majoring in Biophysics, she participated in biophysics research projects that sparked her interest in exploring computational and experimental biophysics in graduate school. Kassidy currently works with Postdoctoral researcher, Suleyman Ucuncuoglu, to explore the dynamics of the interaction between CRISPR-Cas9 enzymes and DNA using Atomic Force Microscopy.

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– Hydration solids paper gets published in Nature. See the Columbia news story here. Big congratulations to Steve and Michael for shouldering this tremendous work.

– Christina wins The Allan M. Sachs Teaching Award. Congrats!

– Ozgur wins a MIRA award from the National Institute of Health.

– Der Spiegel writes about the potential of evaporation as a power source.

– The World Economic Forum recognizes Ozgur with a Young Scientist Award.
– The New York Times presents “The Spore Machine”.
– Ozgur answered Ira Flatow’s questions on NPR Science Friday. Listen to the conversation here.
– Physics Today and Nature Methods feature stories about our recent paper on intramolecular imaging.
– Ozgur receives the Faculty Mentoring Award, nominated and selected by the graduate students at Columbia.