Zhipeng A. Wang
@ZhipengA
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Joined January 2017
Great honor to give a talk at #DSUIOnTheBeach25! Amazing discussions and looking forward to future collaborations!
"All cancers are associated with epigenetic disorders" says Wang during his presentation on The Secret Life of Metabolites in Urology. #DSUIOnTheBeach25
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Hiring! After six months in Miami, I’m excited to officially launch this new journey. Seeking motivated postdocs to join our lab at the UMiami Miller School of Medicine, exploring protein epigenetics and chemical proteomics in cancer and aging.
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Thanks to all the support, I started my new role at the UMiami DSUI/SCCC this year! As a new PI, I’ve been focused on establishing my lab, applying for grants, and passionately mentoring postdocs and undergraduate students in exciting research projects. Grateful for this journey!
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Excited to share our new nucleosome assembly method for asymmetric PTMs by a cyclic sortase, combined with middle-down proteomics! This could help solve many long-lasting biochemistry puzzles. Thanks to all the authors for their incredible contributions!
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Our DSUI Thanksgiving celebration was wonderful! Grateful for amazing colleagues, delicious food, and a warm sense of community. Thankful to DSUI for giving me the opportunity to start my lab and to my incredible lab members for making science exciting and fulfilling every day!
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RT @NimaSharifiMD: Looking for a #postdoctoral fellowship in mass spectrometry imaging related to small molecules and metabolism? Please re…
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My first time at the 6th Miami Epigenetics and Cancer Symposium! Incredible to hear top experts share advances in cancer epigenetics, reconnect with old professors from Boston, meet new friends, and honored to serve as a discussion chair for the first time!
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RT @NimaSharifiMD: David Lombard gives an overview of active discussions related to #aging and #metabolism at the @SylvesterCancer annual…
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Happy to have my postdoc mentor, Phil, visit me after a few months here! Despite his incredibly busy schedule, he took the time to visit my lab space and meet with my trainees. I’m so grateful for his guidance as always. Looking forward to our next meeting!
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Great meeting with Dr. Yingming Zhao from UChicago after reading his work for years! His insightful talk was truly inspiring. Learned a lot and excited about potential collaborations in the future!
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RT @xinzhoulab: We are excited to share our lab’s first research article! We have developed Transferrin Receptor Ta…
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An amazing first experience at the DSUI research retreat with all the institute peers, admins, and my team! Gave a short talk and felt the excitement of collaboration. Looking forward to bridging basic science and clinical applications. Thanks to my incredible colleagues!
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RT @NimaSharifiMD: Just experienced an amazing morning of science and clinical research at the @dsui_miami_uro research retreat @umiamimedi…
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We are recruiting!
Are you doing exciting mechanistic science or translational work? Join us in #Miami! We are looking for independent investigators at all levels! @ASBMB @thepostdoctoral @AACR Faculty Positions - U of Miami @umiamimedicine
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RT @NimaSharifiMD: This is a big day! First day of assembly for our new Bruker TIMS TOF Flex that will allow us to start studies on mass sp…
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Honored to be a co-corresponding author for our latest publication! Grateful to my advisor and fellow authors for their contributions and support. This has been a valuable learning experience in both mentoring and managing the process.
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RT @yizheng_art: Very excited to share the cover art at Cell Chemical Biology I illustrated recently for a fascinating review by Oslund et…
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Honored to attend my first CAPA meeting as an assistant professor, presented my past work. Wonderful to reconnect with mentor, alumni, and old friends, and to meet new teachers and colleagues. Looking forward to future collaborations! Also, join the fantastic CAPA organization!
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RT @liulabtamu1: A very interesting paper. It means both HDAC inhibitors and transglutaminase inhibitors can be potentially used to treat e…
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