Introducing The Baker Lab Podcast
The Baker Lab develops protein design software and uses it to create molecules that solve challenges in medicine, technology, and sustainability. By iterating between computation and laboratory experiments, we continually improve our protein design methods.
We believe in open collaborative science, and we’re always looking for new people to join our efforts.
Postdoc Han Raut Altae-Tran, PhD, has received a Life Sciences Research Foundation fellowship. He’s designing RNA-binding proteins to regulate key biological functions.
“We’ve created a new approach that uses simpler components, achieves greater precision, and can be applied to virtually any target molecule on the surface…
We’ve found new secondary structures by screening over 100 uncommon amino acids, unlocking fresh building blocks for molecular engineering.
Now a 2024 Curci PhD Fellow, grad student Helen Eisenach is using computational methods to advance vaccine development and drug delivery.
Inspired by dynamic molecules found in cells, these tiny objects change shape when exposed to effector molecules.
Postdoc Jason Zhang, PhD, has received a K99 award from the National Institutes of Health. He’s building tools to understand how cancer cells learn…
November 2024 | • Congratulations to grad students Anna Lauko and Kejia Wu on defending their PhD theses. • Welcome new postdoc Anqi Chen. |
October 2024 | • Welcome new postdocs Seulhoo Lee and Roman Barth. |
September 2024 | • Welcome new postdoc William Grubbe, graduate student Nate Corley, visitor Oliver Morell, and rotation students Rafi Brent, Jasper Butcher, PeiXi Chen, Yanjing Li, Angel Mathew, Aiko Muraishi, Eric Payson, Bo Qiang, Tristan Wasley, Avery Yang, Odin Zhang Huanyi, and Julian Zhao. |
August 2024 | • Congratulations to grad students Susana Vazquez Torres, Ian Humphreys, and Jeremiah Sims on defending their PhD theses. |
July 2024 | • Welcome new postdoc Zhichun Guo and visitors Luca Herrmann, and Fanglei Xue. • Welcome visiting scholar Yvonne Chen, professor in the department of Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics at UCLA. |