Kathleen Brummel-Ziedins

	Associate Professor
	Kathleen.Brummel@uvm.edu
	O: CRF 235B	L: CRF 233
	O: 802-656-9599	L: 802-656-2223
	Research Interests: Cancer Biology Cardiovascular Biology & Disease Proteomics & Metabolism

Background:

Dr. Brummel received her Ph.D. in 1997 from the Department of Biomedicinal Chemistry at the University of Maryland at Baltimore. Her graduate work involved the design and synthesis of cyclodiene insecticide biosensors and fluorescent probes. She then pursued a postdoctoral fellowship in blood coagulation in Dr. Kenneth G. Mann's laboratory. Her multi-disciplinary approach to research allowed her to develop analytical systems to determine how clot formation occurs in non-anticoagulated whole blood. One result of this research shows how fibrin formation is an integrated process. She joined the faculty of Biochemistry in 2001.

Selected Awards:

Young Investigator Award in Coagulation J. Thromb. Haemost. 2005
Polish Cardiology Society Award 2002
Community Consultant for Champlain Valley Union High School 1999-2000
American Society of Hematology Travel Award 2000
Young Investigator Award – XVII Congress of the ISTH 1999
NIH Fellowship in Hemostasis and Thrombosis 1998-2000
Graduate Student Research Day Award 1997
Dunning Fellowship 1996-1997
Graduate Student Research Day Award 1996
American Chemical Society Certificate of Merit 1995
Environmental Protection Agency Fellowship 1994-1996