Mar 26 12
Congrats to Dr. David Langelaan on an outstanding PhD defence! |
Feb 25-29 12
Congrats to Pascaline for winning a highly competitive CPOW Travel
Award to present her poster at the Biophysical Society Meeting in San
Diego. Congrats also due to Adi, David and Marie for great poster
presentations in San Diego. |
Jan 12
Welcome to Nathan! |
Nov 3 11
David gave a great seminar today as winner the 2011 Doug Hogue Award! Way to go David
on winning this well deserved award. |
Oct 21-23 11
Congrats to David, Marie and Muzaddid on great NMR MOOT presentations
in Toronto. Double congrats to Marie for winning a Suraj Manrao Student
Poster Award for the second year in a row! |
Oct 12 11
Marie and Lingling's silk chemical shift assignments
appear in Biomol NMR Assign! Nice work. |
Oct 1 11
Our NSERC Engage Grant with Vive
Nano in Toronto is now underway. |
Sept 11
Welcome to grad school Kyung and Nigel (and Chris at McGill) and thanks
for staying on in the lab Lesley! Matt and Ryan are also ramping up for
honours now. |
July 14 11
Congrats to Dr. Tyler Reddy on a great defence! Rounding out the day,
Tyler finds out he has been awarded a CIHR Postdoctoral Fellowship.
Nice work, all around, Tyler!!! |
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Research
in
the Rainey lab focuses on developing molecular- and
atomic-level understanding of biological processes involving proteins. A
variety of structural biology techniques are exploited,
including NMR
spectroscopy and scanning probe microscopy
alongside computation in order to use
biophysical results. The major long-term research focus is on
understanding cell-matrix interactions. To make this issue tractable,
we are starting from the standpoint of study of individual proteins or
supramolecular assemblies from both the extracellular matrix and the
cell membrane. |
The
beautifully renovated laboratory is located on the 10th floor of the
Tupper Medical Building. Tupper is right between downtown
Halifax and the main (Studley) Dal campus. A big plus of being on the
10th floor is
that the lab gives great views of the historic Halifax Citadel,
downtown,
Halifax Harbour, and the Atlantic Ocean.
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