Lab News
Alaa, Sushila, and Swankita Join the Grillo Lab
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January 5, 2023
Our first graduate students (Alaa, Sushila, and Swankita) join the lab! We are absolutely thrilled for you to begin your graduate research unraveling the influence of mitochondrial dysfunctions in human diseases. Can't wait to see the exciting discoveries you will make. Welcome! |
The Grillo Lab welcomes Isaiah Smith as an Undergraduate Researcher!
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November 17, 2022
Isaiah Smith joins the lab as an Undergraduate Researcher as a UC First Generation Pathway Scholar. Isaiah is completing his B.S. in Biochemistry and is a member of the Class of '25. He will study the influence of oxygen in neurometabolic disease. |
The Grillo Lab welcomes Angelica Pernia as an Undergraduate Researcher!
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November 11, 2022
Angelica Pernia joins the lab as an Undergraduate Researcher. Angelica is completing her B.S. in Biochemistry and is a member of the Class of '23. Angelica will investigate the relationship between normative aging and the intracellular maldistribution of transition metals. |
The Grillo Lab welcomes Paige Miller as an Undergraduate Researcher!
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September 30, 2022
Paige Miller joins the lab as an Undergraduate Researcher. Paige is completing her B.S. in Biochemistry and is a member of the Class of '25. Paige will be working on understanding the molecular underpinnings of how mitochondrial dysfunction influences tau pathogenesis in neurodegenerative disease. |
The Grillo Lab is hiring!
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September 8, 2022
The Grillo Lab is seeking a postdoctorate fellow and research associate. Join our vibrant team to study the roles of mitochondrial dysfunction in neurodegenerative diseases! See application for details on how to apply. https://jobs.uc.edu/job-invite/91766 |
The Grillo Lab welcomes Megan McGuire as an Undergraduate Researcher!
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August 22, 2022
Megan McGuire joins the lab as an Undergraduate Researcher. Megan is completing her B.S. in Chemistry and is a member of the Class of '24. Megan will be working on understanding the etiological role of mitochondrial Complex I deficiencies in Alzheimer's-related dementias. |
Dr. Grillo Joins the University of Cincinnati
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July 15, 2022
Dr. Grillo joins the University of Cincinnati Department of Chemistry (Biochemistry Division) as an Assistant Professor! The Grillo Lab studies the molecular mechanisms that elicit micronutrient imbalances in neurometabolic diseases caused by mitochondrial dysfunctions. We are actively recruiting enthusiastic postdoctorate, graduate, and undergraduate candidates to join our vibrant team! See 'Opportunities' for details. |