TBMH Winter Symposium 2023
Pickrell Lab 2nd-year graduate students Sahitya Biswas (above) and Colin Kelly present updates on their ongoing projects at the annual...
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Christmas Party with Friends!
Theus Lab hosts an annual Christmas get together with Morton and Pickrell Lab where we celebrate the past year. Everyone had a fun time...
American Society for Cell Bio 2022
Lab Technician Nicole DeFoor presents her ongoing work "COVID-19 treatment drug Remdesivir increases mtDNA copy number, but only causes...
Picking Pumpkins with Pickrell Lab
Members of Pickrell Lab enjoy a fall day at Sinkland Farms' Annual Pumpkin Festival. Corn mazes, pumpkin picking, and vendor shopping...
Pickrell Lab's First PhD Defense
Dr. Lauren Fritsch successfully defends her thesis, "The Role of STING-Mediated Neuroinflammation in Traumatic Brain Injury", after...
Undergraduate Summer Research 2022
SURF-N Student Anna Prater presents her work for Dr. Paul Morton and Dr. Pickrell's joint project on the "Effects of Germ-Free Radial...
Team Powerhouse vs. Team Astros at Trivia Night
The Pickrell Lab and The Olsen Lab go head to head during Trivia Night at Eastern Divide in Blacksburg, VA. The competition was close,...
Neurotrauma 2022
Fourth-Year Graduate student Lauren Fritsch presents her research, "Microglia and Peripheral Immune Cells Contribute to Neuroinflammatory...
Team Powerhouse Escapes!
Pickrell Lab students head to Puzzlr Escape Rooms in Downtown Blacksburg. Making it out with 1 minute and 36 seconds left.
EMBO Workshop in Austria
Pickrell Lab Graduate student Swagatika Paul travels to Vienna, Austria for the European Molecular Biology Organization's workshop on...
Students Present at American Society for Neurochemistry
PhD Student Lauren Fritsch was selected for an oral presentation at the 2022 ASN conference in Roanoke, Virginia.
$1.9 million NIH grant awarded to Alicia Pickrell
Pickrell Lab receives grant to further studies of mitochondrial decay on chronic illnesses.
Dr. Pickrell's study on mitochondrial dysfunction gets published in Cell Reports
Pickrell's post-doctoral research began at the National Institutes of Health and continued at Virginia Tech once becoming an assistant...
Alicia Pickrell named Assisstant Professor
Pickrell joins Virginia Tech's School of Neuroscience, part of the College of Science.
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