Bonnie L Bassler Howard Hughes Medical Institute InvestigatorSquibb Professor in Molecular BiologyProfessor 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... Read more about Bonnie L Bassler329 Thomas Laboratorybbassler@princeton.edup: (609) 258-2857 Lab 2864
Drew Bridges Postdoctoral Fellow Research Interest: It has long been appreciated that genetically identical eukaryotic cells embedded in communities (e.g. tissues) adopt... Read more about Drew Bridgesandrewab@princeton.edu
Xiuliang Huang Postdoctoral Fellow Research interest: Quorum sensing, which is a type of communication among bacteria, enables prokaryotic cells to act as collective for... Read more about Xiuliang Huangxh3@princeton.edu
Matt Jemielita Postdoctoral FellowResearch Interest: In Vibrio cholerae quorum sensing (QS) controls a diverse range of cellular... Read more about Matt Jemielitamlj2@princeton.edu
Ameya Mashruwala Postdoctoral Fellow Research Interest: Infectious gastroenteritis (IG) is a major cause of morbidity across the world. Vibrio... Read more about Ameya Mashruwalaameyam@princeton.edu
Sampriti Mukherjee Postdoctoral FellowResearch Interest: Quorum sensing (QS) regulates biofilm development in various bacteria and biofilms play crucial role... Read more about Sampriti Mukherjeesampriti@princeton.edu
Jon Paczkowski Postdoctoral FellowResearch Interest: We are at a pivotal point in modern health care due to the presence and proliferation of antibiotic resistance in... Read more about Jon Paczkowskijep3@princeton.edu
Boyang Qin Postdoctoral FellowResearch interest: Bacteria demonstrate remarkable community behaviors mediated by the process of quorum sensing. The daily routines of... Read more about Boyang Qinbqin@princeton.edu
Isabelle Taylor Postdoctoral Fellow Research Interest: Single-celled bacteria have the amazing property of being able to act as a collective, multi-cellular whole. In this way,... Read more about Isabelle Tayloritaylor@princeton.edu
Jing Yan Postdoctoral FellowResearch Interest: Many bacteria have the amazing ability to switch between different lifestyles, between living in the fluid and... Read more about Jing Yanjingyan@princeton.edu
Olivia Duddy Graduate Student Research Interest: In the global pathogen V. cholerae, two autoinducer(AI)-receptor systems converge to regulate genes required for... Read more about Olivia Duddyoduddy@princeton.edu
Michaela Eickhoff Graduate StudentResearch Interest: Different species of bacteria produce different acyl homoserine lactone (AHL) molecules to use as quorum sensing (QS... Read more about Michaela Eickhoffmje2@princeton.edu
Chenyi Fei Graduate Student Research Interest: It is well established that under many natural... Read more about Chenyi Feicfei@princeton.edu
Amelia McCready Graduate StudentResearch Interest: For the opportunistic pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa, quorum sensing plays a pivotal role in pathogensis. The... Read more about Amelia McCreadyameliam@princeton.edu
Justin Silpe Graduate StudentResearch Interest: Bacterial biofilms are collections of cells that form at liquid-solid interfaces and, in so doing, partially define... Read more about Justin Silpejsilpe@princeton.edu
