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Principal Investigator

Sukrit Singh (he/him)

Incoming Assistant Professor
Fox Chase Cancer Center · Folding@home

Trained at WashU with Gregory R. Bowman and then did postdoctoral training with John Chodera and Markus Seeliger.

Outside the lab: I enjoy making cocktails, taking my dog on walks, and playing video/TTRPG games with friends.

Experience

  • Damon Runyon Quantitative Biology Postdoctoral Fellow @ MSKCC/Stony Brook
  • NCI Early Stage Pathway to Independence Postdoctoral Fellow @ MSKCC/Stony Brook

Education

  • Ph.D., Computational & Molecular Biophysics — Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine
  • B.S., Biology and Chemistry (double major) – Washington University in St. Louis

Research interests

  • Allostery & dynamics
  • Drug resistance and sensitivity
  • Automation and large-scale biophysical experimentation
  • AI/ML as applied to large scale datasets
  • Distributed computing and citizen science efforts

Office

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Contact info (click email icon below)

sukrit.singh [at] choderalab.org

Staff

Coco the dog

Chief Morale Officer
Coco the dog has been boosting morale and stealing food since 2018.

Previously

Postdoctoral Fellows

Hipólito Nicolás (Nico) Cuesta Hernández

Incoming Postdoctoral Fellow
Fox Chase Cancer Center

Trained in Spain at CNIO Madrid and then was a STARR BRIA fellow with Arvin Dar.

Nico focuses on kinase expression, binding, and activity. He will be driving our initial wet lab efforts expressing and studying drug-resistant kinase-variants via experimental biochemical methods.

Outside of the lab: Nico is a huge soccer fan!

Previously

  • STARR BRIA Fellow, MSKCC

Education

  • Ph.D., Spanish National Research Centre (CNIO), Madrid (Spain)

Research interests

  • Kinase signaling and paradoxical activation
  • Kinase dimerization
  • The role of conformational control on kinase dimerization and signaling

Contact info (click email icon below)

nico.cuesta [at] choderalab.org

Graduate Students

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