Our Team

Our Team

Kevin Bohannon, Ph.D.

Research Investigator

Research interest: Using advanced microscopy techniques to study membrane repair

Hometown: Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Favorite homemade meal: Wood-fired pizza
Pronouns: he/him
Contact: kevbo@umich.edu


Nabanita Saha, Ph.D.

Research Fellow

Research interest: Molecular mechanisms responsible for sensing and repairing plasma membrane damage

Hometown: Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Favorite homemade meal: Biriyani
Pronouns: she/her
Contact: nabanits@umich.edu


Wonjin Yoo, Ph.D. 

Research Fellow

Research interest: Membrane trafficking pathways involving the ESCRT machinery

Hometown: Seoul, South Korea
Favorite homemade meal: Steak
Pronouns: he/him
Contact: wjyoo@umich.edu


Wei Chen

PhD Candidate, MCDB

Research interest: Understanding the role of ESCRT proteins in maintaining lysosomal membrane integrity

Hometown:  Ganzhou, Jiangxi, China
Favorite homemade meal:  Braised pork belly
Pronouns: she/her
Contact: wweichen@umich.edu 


Jiaqian Li

PhD Candidate, CDB

Research interest: Membrane trafficking and repair

Hometown: Jingxi, Guangxi, China
Favorite homemade meal: Duck breast with pineapple
Pronouns: She/her
Contact: jiaqian@umich.edu


Zhiying Yang

PhD Pre-Candidate, Biological Chemistry

Research interest: Lysosomal membrane stress response 

Hometown: Haidian, Beijing, China
Favorite homemade meal: Braised noodles with string beans and potatoes 
Pronouns: She/her
Contact: zhiyingy@umich.edu


Kimberly Edicha

Research Lab Specialist Associate  

Research interest: Membrane protein biochemistry

Hometown: Berkley,  Michigan,  USA
Favorite homemade meal: West African Beef Stew
Pronouns: she/her
Contact: edichaki@umich.edu


Interested in Joining Our Team of Researchers?

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