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Heather is a 5th year PhD student in the Cancer Biology program at the University of Michigan, co-mentored by Dr. Costas Lyssiotis. She studies cell intrinsic organization in 3D, and how this rewires cysteine metabolism to prevent cell death in pancreatic cancer. In a broader scope, she is interested in understanding the role of thermodynamics and the specific functions of water in shaping cell biology.

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Education

Fifth Year Graduate Student, Cancer Biology
NIH F31 Fellow
co-advised by Dr. Costas Lyssiotis

Cancer Biology, University of Michigan
2019 | B.S. B.A.| Biochemistry Studio Art | State University of NY, Binghamton 

Heather is a 5th year PhD student in the Cancer Biology program at the University of Michigan, co-mentored by Dr. Costas Lyssiotis. She studies cell intrinsic organization in 3D, and how this rewires cysteine metabolism to prevent cell death in pancreatic cancer. In a broader scope, she is interested in understanding the role of thermodynamics and the specific functions of water in shaping cell biology.

EDUCATION

Cancer Biology, University of Michigan
2019 | B.S. B.A.| Biochemistry Studio Art | State University of NY, Binghamton 

Now

Fifth Year Graduate Student, Cancer Biology
NIH F31 Fellow
co-advised by Dr. Costas Lyssiotis

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Heather Giza

Graduate Student

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