Congratulations to Mitchell DiPasqualewho received the Faculty of Science Ambassador Award for raising the public profile of UWindsor and the Faculty of Science!
Michael Nguyen was awarded the Biointerphases award for Best Student Presentation at the Biomembrane Symposium at the 257th ACS National Meeting & Exposition!
Congratulations to both Mitchell DiPasquale and Michael Nguyen for each receiving Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS) !
Mike's paper published as a Biophysical Journal Letter (March 5 2019)!
Recently interviewed by CBC Windsor and even made it on the 6 pm News (April 6 2018)!
Recently interviewed by Tony Doucette on CBC Radio's Windsor Morning(April 6 2018)!
Recent cover art in Biophysical Journal!. Online Publication (January 2018)
Recent cover art in Langmuir!. Online Publication (April 2017)
Recent cover art in The Journal of Applied Crystallography! Our contribution is the top right panel. Online Publication (April 2017)
Cholesterol research is highlighted by the Canadian Institute for Neutron Scattering! Online Publication (March 2017)
Recent cover art in Soft Matter! Online Publication (Nov 28, 2016)
After years of effort and trial and error we now have our Asymmetric Vesicle Protocols published in Langmuir! Online Publication (April 29, 2016)
Recent cover art for RSC's Soft Matter December 21, 2015 issue! (November 25, 2015)
Recent cover art for ACS's Langmuir April 2015! (April 21, 2015)
Presenting my research to Nobel laureate Albert Fert (Nobel Prize for the co-discoverery of giant magnetoresistance) (ORNL, Fall 2013)
"Tocopherol activity correlates with its location in a membrane: A new perspective on the anti-oxidant Vitamin E" highlighted as a Spotlight Chemical Research n Toxicology (July 15, 2013)
"Tocopherol activity correlates with its location in a membrane: A new perspective on the anti-oxidant Vitamin E" highlighted in Spotlights on Recent JACS Publications (June 12, 2013)
"The Functional Significance of Lipid Diversity: Orientation of Cholesterol in Bilayers is Determined by Lipid Species" featured as a Science Magazine Editor's Choice (November 20, 2009)
