Bonnie L Bassler

Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator
Squibb Professor in Molecular Biology
Professor and Chair of Molecular Biology

Bonnie L. Bassler is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the National Academy of...

Drew Bridges

Postdoctoral Fellow

Research Interest: It has long been appreciated that genetically identical eukaryotic cells embedded in communities (e.g. tissues) adopt...

Xiuliang Huang

Postdoctoral Fellow

Research interest: Quorum sensing, which is a type of communication among bacteria, enables prokaryotic cells to act as collective for...

Matt Jemielita

Postdoctoral Fellow

Research Interest: In Vibrio cholerae quorum sensing (QS) controls a diverse range of cellular...

Ameya Mashruwala

Postdoctoral Fellow

Research Interest: Infectious gastroenteritis (IG) is a major cause of morbidity across the world. Vibrio...

Sampriti Mukherjee

Postdoctoral Fellow

Bacteria sense and respond to self-generated and exogenous stimuli that influence their persistence in particular niches as well as lifestyle transitions...

Boyang Qin

Postdoctoral Fellow

Research interest: Bacteria demonstrate remarkable community behaviors mediated by the process of quorum sensing. The daily routines of... Read more about Boyang Qin

bqin@princeton.edu

Jenn Sun

Postdoctoral Fellow

Bacterial biofilms are desirable in the context of waste-water treatment, but cause problems such as chronic, medical device-associated infections. Biofilm... Read more about Jenn Sun

jssun@princeton.edu