Lab Alumni

Brandon Gaytán

Brandon is a California Science and Technology Policy Fellow with the California Council on Science and Technology in Sacramento, CA. He is providing the California State Legislature with clear and unbiased scientific advice, answers to technical questions, and clarification of policy options related to science and technology

Leona Scanlan

Leona is a post-doctoral fellow at the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

Vanessa De La Rosa

Vanessa is an NIH IRACDA post-doctoral fellow at the University of New Mexico. Her work is focused on arsenic genotoxicity and the impact of heavy metal exposure on tribal communities.

Amin Sobh

Amin is currently a postdoctoral associate at the University of Florida.

Henri Wintz

Matt North

After four GREAT years as a postdoc in the Vulpe lab, Matt has returned home to the UK and is currently undertaking his clinical training at Imperial College School of Medicine in London

Stela Masle McLachlan

Stela is a data manager for a UK based collaboration (called UCLEB) that looks at genetics of cardiovascular disease based at the University of Edinburgh. She is also planing to conduct some genetic association analysis of iron related traits in a subset of UCLEB studies

Kathryn Page

Kathryn is a Toxicologist in Product Safety, Global Stewardship at the Clorox Company 

David Faulkner

David is a postdoctoral associate at the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab Chemical Sciences Division working for Dr. Rebecca Abergel. 

William Jo

Zouhair Attieh

Zouhair is an Associate Professor and Dean at American University of Science and Technology in Lebanon. He continues to collaborate with the Vulpe lab as a Visiting Scholar during summer sessions.

Helen Poynton

Helen is an Assistant Professor of Molecular Ecotoxicology, Environmental, Earth and Ocean Sciences in the College of Science and Mathematics at the University of Massachusetts, Boston

Brie Fuqua

After working with collaborators in Australia, Brie also became a postdoctoral associate at the University of Florida.

Marianna Augustine