Welcome!
Darst-Campbell Lab
Seth Darst Elizabeth Campbell
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WHAT WE DOOur lab is located on the 3rd floor of the Rockefeller Research Building at Rockefeller University in New York City. We aim to visualize and develop a mechanistic understanding of biological complexes through a combination of biochemical and structural techniques (Cryo-EM) with an emphasis on RNA polymerases.
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Our Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion
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The Darst-Campbell group believes that diversity enriches scientific creativity and perspectives. We strive to build a diverse, kind, and inclusive environment. We support initiatives to promote diversity, equality, justice, and inclusion.
This poster is courtesy of Sammy Katta. Follow the link to learn more about how you can commit to being an ally for diversity in academia.
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Lab News
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May 13th: Wamiah heads back to UW-Madison to receive her doctorate. Here we present the newly minted Dr. Chowdhury with her advisor, Prof Tricia Kiley. Congratulations!! |
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May 9th: After a whirlwind of an application cycle, YJ committed to the MD/PhD program at UNC! Let's go, Tar Heels!
May 1st: Welcoming the newest member of our lab... Introducing Joshua Chandanani! Bringing in his RNA-centric doctrine, we are so glad to have you join us!
April 6th: Check out a feature on EurekAlert on how fidaxomycin selectively inhibits the RNA polymerase of Clostridium difficile in our newest publication in Nature (link to full article). Another great collaboration with the Landick Lab!
April 4th: A big congratulations to our very own Gabe Small for being awarded the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship!!
May 1st: Welcoming the newest member of our lab... Introducing Joshua Chandanani! Bringing in his RNA-centric doctrine, we are so glad to have you join us!
April 6th: Check out a feature on EurekAlert on how fidaxomycin selectively inhibits the RNA polymerase of Clostridium difficile in our newest publication in Nature (link to full article). Another great collaboration with the Landick Lab!
April 4th: A big congratulations to our very own Gabe Small for being awarded the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship!!
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March 25th: Brandon presents his research at the International Conference on Antiviral Research (ICAR 2022) in Seattle, Washington and brings home a 1st place award for his poster. Such grit and wit! |
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February 1st: Wamiah Chowdhury is joining us as our latest postdoctoral fellow from University of Wisconsin-Madison with the Pels Family Center for Biochemistry and Structural Biology Fellowship. Giving her a warm, NYC welcome!
January: Bidding Hande Boyaci our farewells as she leaves for her new position at Schrödinger. Best of luck!!
January: Bidding Hande Boyaci our farewells as she leaves for her new position at Schrödinger. Best of luck!!
December: Our best wishes to James Chen as he starts his new postdoctoral position at NYU Grossman!
October 4th: Seth receives the Gregori Aminoff Prize for his structural insights into bacterial RNAP! Congratulations!
September 13th: Brandon and Liz publish a timely report about Molnupiravir in Nature, earning features in CNN, The Atlantic, and The New York Times.
July 15th: Check out Mira & Liz in a "Meet The Authors" feature on their recent work on WhiB7, an activating transcription factor of Mycobacterium tuberculosis! Check out their paper here!
March 1st: Rockefeller highlights a recent publication of sorangicin's inhibitory role in DNA unwinding in rifampicin-resistant Mtb RNAP. See the full article here!
February: Coming from Switzerland, we welcome Andreas Muller as our newest addition to the group! Welcome :)
October 4th: Seth receives the Gregori Aminoff Prize for his structural insights into bacterial RNAP! Congratulations!
September 13th: Brandon and Liz publish a timely report about Molnupiravir in Nature, earning features in CNN, The Atlantic, and The New York Times.
July 15th: Check out Mira & Liz in a "Meet The Authors" feature on their recent work on WhiB7, an activating transcription factor of Mycobacterium tuberculosis! Check out their paper here!
March 1st: Rockefeller highlights a recent publication of sorangicin's inhibitory role in DNA unwinding in rifampicin-resistant Mtb RNAP. See the full article here!
February: Coming from Switzerland, we welcome Andreas Muller as our newest addition to the group! Welcome :)
