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Joseph Tran, PhD Postdoctoral Associate 








				

		Joseph Tran	
		

		    	
        
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Mentor
Dr. Jeffrey Brodsky
	
	


	

	
Dissertation
A CDC48 COFACTOR AFFECTS UBIQUITINATED PROTEIN LEVELS, ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM ASSOCIATED DEGRADATION AND PROTEASOME SUBTYPES
	
	




	

	
Education
PhD in Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics, University of Pittsburgh, School of Medicine, 2013
MS in Biology, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 2003
BS in Biology, University of Pittsburgh, Johnstown Campus, 2000
	



    




























	

	
Why I chose Pitt
I chose the University of Pittsburgh because of its research diversity. Graduate school is an important period of career development (beyond the obvious) because this is when you discover what you are interested in scientifically. There’s no substitute for the chance to see and experience a wide-range of research to help you discover your “scientific self”.
Beginning May 1, 2013, Jospeh will be a Postdoctoral Associate at the Carnegie Institution for Science, Department of Embryology in Baltimore.