Kim Reynolds
@kreynoldslab.bsky.social
Scientist, teacher, mentor, mom. Definitely not the gov of IA. Interested in systems biology, molecular evolution, bacterial genomes, protein engineering, and synth bio.
After 17 years at UT Southwestern (first as a postdoc, and then starting my lab), I'm excited to be starting a new chapter in The Jenkins Department of Biophysics, at Johns Hopkins University
UTSW friends and colleagues, I will miss you very much!
UTSW friends and colleagues, I will miss you very much!
July 9, 2025 at 9:16 PM
After 17 years at UT Southwestern (first as a postdoc, and then starting my lab), I'm excited to be starting a new chapter in The Jenkins Department of Biophysics, at Johns Hopkins University
UTSW friends and colleagues, I will miss you very much!
UTSW friends and colleagues, I will miss you very much!
Announcing a new tenure-track faculty search in microbial systems biology! Come join a fantastic ecosystem of systems biologists and informaticians. Application deadline is Nov 29. To apply: apply.interfolio.com/154339
October 1, 2024 at 3:17 AM
Announcing a new tenure-track faculty search in microbial systems biology! Come join a fantastic ecosystem of systems biologists and informaticians. Application deadline is Nov 29. To apply: apply.interfolio.com/154339
Physical protein interactions constrain interface sequence. But what about non-binding "biochemical" interactions in metabolism? We used deep mutational scanning to map sequence constraints for two enzymes that catalyze consecutive metabolic reactions: rdcu.be/dE7xl
April 19, 2024 at 8:24 PM
Physical protein interactions constrain interface sequence. But what about non-binding "biochemical" interactions in metabolism? We used deep mutational scanning to map sequence constraints for two enzymes that catalyze consecutive metabolic reactions: rdcu.be/dE7xl
Come join us! We're looking for not just one, but two postdoctoral fellows. We have one position open in biosynth pathway optimization, and another to examine how E. coli responds to perturbations in essential gene abundance. For details: www.utsouthwestern.edu/research/pos...
October 2, 2023 at 7:47 PM
Come join us! We're looking for not just one, but two postdoctoral fellows. We have one position open in biosynth pathway optimization, and another to examine how E. coli responds to perturbations in essential gene abundance. For details: www.utsouthwestern.edu/research/pos...