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Name
Kate Adamala
Affiliation
Univ. Minnesota
Email address
kadamala@umn.edu

Biography

Kate received a MSc in chemistry from the University of Warsaw, Poland, studying synthetic organic chemistry. In grad school, she worked with professor Pier Luigi Luisi from University Roma Tre and Jack Szostak from Harvard University. She studied RNA biophysics, small peptide catalysis and liposome dynamics, in an effort to build a chemical system capable of Darwinian evolution.

Kate's postdoctoral work in Ed Boyden's Synthetic Neurobiology group at MIT focused on developing novel methods for multiplex control and readout of mammalian cells. Her full first name spells Katarzyna; she goes by Kate for the benefit of friends speaking less consonant-enriched languages.

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Presenter

This user is listed as a presenter for the following agenda items:

  1. Major Transitions in Life: Origins to Translation/Mini review: Evolutionary Theory
  2. Major Transitions in Life: Origins to Translation/Mini review: Macromolecules

Attendee

This user is listed as an attendee for the following meetings:

  1. Major Transitions in Life: Origins to Translation