 | Kotty Postle, Ph.D. Principal Investigator Project title: TonB system in Gram-negative bacteria Personal info: Long-held goal is to figure out how the TonB system works. Also enjoys square-dancing, gardening, and cooking. |
 | Dale Kopp Graduate student Project title: Activity-dependent ExbD protein interactions within the TonB system in vivo Personal info: Fan of the outdoors, sports, and traveling |
 | Alana Lesnansky Graduate student Project title: Searching for novel proteins in the TonB dependent energy transduction system Personal info: Fueled by coffee and a love of dance and knitting. |
 | Jacob Potter Graduate student Project title: Mechanism of colicin B translocation through the TonB-dependent transporter FepA Personal info: An avid reader of fiction, guitarist, technophile, and outdoor enthusiast. Seeks to utilize scientific research to help create a brighter future for mankind. |
 | Glenn Hwang Research Technician Project title: In vivo TonB interactions with FepA Personal info: Likes to take a 6-hour nap and travel (always taking a window seat) |
 | Noriko Mikeasky Research technician Project title: Mutagenesis and characterization of ExbB Personal info: A proud tea and coffee addict who loves antiques |
 | Rijul Bhimwal Undergraduate Researcher Project title: Studies on colicin B Personal info:Biotechnology major - Class of 2020; Schreyer Honors College. Resident Assistant and Learning Assistant for Microbiology classes. Owner of multiple giant plush microbes. |
 | Elizabeth McFadden Undergraduate Researcher Project: In vivo inhibition of TonB activity with small peptides. Personal info: BMB major (F 2019 graduation) who is passionate about golf, learning, and making others laugh. |
 | Avinash Bakshi Undergraduate Researcher Project title: Chief maker of mutants Personal info: Sophomore majoring in BMB, treasurer of Penn State College Independents, lover of fencing and soccer. |
 | Marigold and Fanny Petunia "Lab" mascots Project title: Recruiting |