Postdoctoral Fellows

Sarika is investigating the potential effects of sirtuins and calorie restriction on mitochondrial bioenergetics and function in human cells and mice harboring mitochondrial defects. Sarika is supported by a fellowship from the United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation.

Postdoctoral research grant award ($90,804) received at UMDF Annual Symposium, Washington DC, June 2009.

Noga's main focus is studying the possible function of mitochondrial sirtuins as regulators of the adaptive immune response. Noga was awarded the Weizmann Institute Women in Science Award and is supported by the European Molecular Biology Organization long-term fellowship.

Gaëlle is interested in understanding the role of the mitochondrial Sirtuin SIRT4 on mitochondrial function and in the regulation of metabolism. Gaëlle is supported by the Human Frontier Science Program Fellowship.

My projects focus on the function of SIRT4 in DNA damage and finding the novel targets of mitochondria sirtuins. I am supported by the NRF Post-doctoral Fellowship (National Research Foundation of Korea).

My hobbies are swimming and skiing.