Philip To

PhD Candidate at Johns Hopkins trying to understand how proteins fold @fried_lab

[Philip To @PtoChem]

Happy to start soon as a postdoc at @AstraZeneca

[Stephen Fried JHU @fried_lab]

We will miss you @PtoChem and wish you the best at your postdoc @AstraZeneca! #FriedLabNews

[Stephen Fried JHU @fried_lab]

@PtoChem and April Xia from @fried_lab have scored some hot 🔥internships and will be learning from the great minds at @bmsnews and @genentech this summer! "I'ma taking my mass spec talents to New Brunswick and South San Fran" 😅 #ProudPI #FriedLabNews @JHUChemistry

[Mayank Boob, PhD @mayankb92]

Great time grabbing lunch with @MARGARETSCHEUNG and the @fried_lab members Philip @PtoChem, April and Atharva!
#PS36
Margaret also treated us to churros quickly rising to the top of my favorite collaborators list 😄😄

[Philip To @PtoChem]

Looking forward to sharing my work then!

[Stephen Fried JHU @fried_lab]

Three members of the @fried_lab (@PtoChem, Atharva Bhagwat, & April Xia) received Travel Awards from the @ProteinSociety to present at #PS36! Congrats! Protein ppl, prepared to learn some cool new discoveries about the connection b/w condensates and refoldability. #FriedLabNews

[Philip To @PtoChem]

As a first generation immigrant myself, I remember the difficulties of finding a research lab. A big shoutout for all the amazing work the undergrads accomplished through the inaugural FiGUREs program @fried_lab.
#undergradresearch #JohnsHopkins #jhuchem
https://t.co/3vbkbP6SfP

[Philip To @PtoChem]

Big news coming from our lab! Congrats to Dr. Fried @fried_lab happy to be a part of the team!

[Research Corporation for Science Advancement @RCSA1]

RCSA & @MooreFound announce awards of $1,320,000 to nine teams in the final year of #Scialog: Chemical Machinery of the Cell, an initiative launched in 2018 to advance fundamental understanding of chemical machinery and reactions in the intact cell. https://t.co/RbtHYlOVfQ

[Philip To @PtoChem]

@VidaVakil @fried_lab Short answer: Yes! They can refold unfolded proteins. Wait till our next story!

[Philip To @PtoChem]

Happy to announce that my first paper as a graduate student is finally out! Here, we discover that many proteins are unable to return to their native structures upon refolding! I'd like to thank my Professor Fried @fried_lab for his constant support.
https://t.co/lCbSU6uv6P

[Philip To @PtoChem]

Prior to starting my PhD at Hopkins, I volunteered for a year as an Americorps VISTA at NYC FIRST, an organization dedicated to promoting STEM education in NYC. Thankful for the role they've played in my life and can't wait to see how they continue to help others grow!

[NYC FIRST @nycfirst]

This week is National Engineers Week! To celebrate, we want to spotlight Phil T., a NYC FIRST alum from FRC team 1155. Phil is currently pursuing his PhD in chemistry at Johns Hopkins. Head over to our blog to read his advice for current FIRST participants https://t.co/HqOKkVMJgD

[Philip To @PtoChem]

Humbled to be apart of the @fried_lab and to be a recipient of the 2020 Biophysical Society Virtual travel award. Looking forward to giving my talk on the effect of molecular chaperones on the refolding of the proteome!

[Philip To @PtoChem]

@Grubhub Ramen for sure!

[Philip To @PtoChem]

@soph_melvin Thank you!

[Philip To @PtoChem]

When I started college, I always thought I’d be a medical doctor. Fast forward many years later, I’m working towards becoming a different type of doctor, but I still would never have thought I’d end up as a biochemist studying protein folding. Here’s to my first publication!

[Stephen Fried JHU @fried_lab]

Our group's big manuscript is out on @biorxiv_biophys: "Non-Refoldability is Pervasive Across the E. coli Proteome." An amazing effort from @JHUChemistry @PhilipTo4 with support from Briana Whitehead & Haley Tarbox. @bioplymrsinvivo Please RT! 1/n. https://t.co/Q87MwNkg8n