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Danbi Byun
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Danbi Byun

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Plant Biology
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I graduated from UC Davis with B.S. degree in Biotechnology with Outstanding Undergraduate Accomplishment Award from the Plant Sciences Department. I joined the Xu lab in January 2019.  My research direction is adapting proteomic tools to study molecular machineries and cell atlas in plants. Before I joined Carnegie, I interned at a neurophysiology lab in UC Davis and worked at several dental offices as a predental student. In my freetime, I enjoy making pottery, traveling, and watching animal videos. 

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