IN THE NEWS

Mentions of our research in the press and the media are an important way to build recognition and awareness for our work. Read on below to see a selection of the latest coverage we have received.

OFFICE HOURS WITH… STACY MALAKER

Meet Stacy Malaker, an assistant professor of chemistry who uses mass spectrometry to analyze the relationship between human disease and proteins called mucins.

WENDY U. AND THOMAS C. NARATIL PIONEER AWARD

Women’s Health Research at Yale Funds Studies to Improve Early Detection of Ovarian Cancer, Treatment of Prenatal Infections, and Aortic Aneurysm Outcomes in Women

YALE DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY: FACULTY FOCUS

A highlight article on Stacy Malaker’s mission to characterize disease-associated mucins

MEET THE YALE CHEMISTRY NSF FELLOWS

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has once again selected students for their highly sought-after Graduate Research Fellowship Program, including Malaker lab graduate student Joann Chongsaritsinsuk!

YALE RESEARCHER STUDYING HOW TO DETECT OVARIAN CANCER EARLIER

NBC News CT highlights how Dr. Stacy Malaker is using her expertise in chemistry to take a closer look at ovarian cells so she can identify a biomarker that will help detect cancerous cells sooner.

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C&E NEWS TALENTED 12

Cracking the glycocode to understand altered glycosylation: this mass spectrometrist develops methods to study challenging sugar-coated proteins

YALE CANCER ANSWERS

New research into the early detection of ovarian cancer with guest Dr. Stacy Malaker, interviewed by Dr. Anees Chagpar

THE UNMET NEED FOR ARTIFICIAL SALIVA

Recreating the proteins and sugars that most mouths make effortlessly is proving to be a challenge for chemists.

HAPPY LABIVERSARY

They started their lab mid-COVID. The new principal investigator adventure is a roller-coaster ride with some unexpected surprises.