Postdoctoral fellows Athanasios Litsios and Lucie Wolf receive Donnelly Centre’s Research Excellence Awards
Athanasios Litsios and Lucie Wolf receive Donnelly Centre’s Research Excellence Awards
Postdoctoral Fellows Athanasios Litsios and Lucie Wolf (supplied images)
From U of T Celebrates. Full story originally appeared in The Donnelly Centre News by Anika Hazra
Athanasios Litsios and Lucie Wolf, postdoctoral fellows in the Donnelly Centre for Cellular and Biomolecular Research at the Temerty Faculty of Medicine, have been recognized with 2024 Research Excellence Awards.
The awards support researchers who are collaborating across disciplinary boundaries to advance innovations in health and medicine.
Litsios, who is conducting his research under the supervision of Brenda Andrews, University Professor in the department of molecular genetics, led a collaborative effort that generated the first genome-scale characterization of protein movement within the cell throughout the cell cycle.
Wolf, who received the 2023 Charles H. Best Fellowship, was recognized for her work identifying proteins that could function as regulators of the Wnt signalling pathway to target cancer cells – research conducted under the supervision of Stephane Angers, a professor in the departments of biochemistry and pharmaceutical sciences at Temerty Medicine.
“Athanasios Litsios and Lucie Wolf are integral members of the Donnelly Centre community,” said Angers, who is director of the Donnelly Centre. “They have contributed enormously to their respective labs and research fields, while simultaneously working to improve scientific engagement and community building through outreach.
“Both postdoctoral fellows have demonstrated leadership and initiative during their time at the Donnelly Centre.”