Kapahi Lab Members

Kapahi Lab Members

	Pankaj Kapahi Associate Professor
	Kazutaka Akagi Postdoctoral Research Fellow I received a Ph.D. from Okayama University, Japan in 2011. My graduate study was to investigate the regulatory mechanisms of developmental timing in downstream of ecdysone signaling using Drosophila. I like playing badminton and fishing.
	Lakisha Barrett Postdoctoral Research Fellow
	Alice (Waijiao) Cai Graduate Student
	Timothy Camarella Graduate Student - Dominican University
	Di Chen Staff Research Investigator
	Guiping Du Postdoctoral Research Fellow
	Rahul Gaur Postdoctoral Research Fellow
	Subhash Katewa Staff Scientist
	Amit Khanna Postdoctoral Research Fellow
	Man Su Kim Postdoctoral Research Fellow
	Marysia Kolipinski Research Associate II
	Jennika Krisa Graduate Student - Dominican University
	Jitendra Kumar Postdoctoral Research Fellow
	Matthew Laye Postdoctoral Research Fellow
	Patrick (Wai Lun) Li Postdoctoral Research Fellow
	Su Liu Postdoctoral Research Fellow
	Karl Reyes Laboratory Aide
	Aric Rogers Postdoctoral Research Fellow Using the small roundworm C. elegans and other model organisms, I study how gene expression is remodeled under conditions that extend lifespan, particularly at points of regulation that occur after transcription. Genetic variations and environmental conditions that result in lifespan extension are also associated with delaying the onset of age-related diseases including diabetes, cancer and neurodegeneration. The goal of my work is to understand how life-extending interventions work across species and apply what is learned to extend human health and longevity.
	Miguel Vargas Graduate Student

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