Katye Fichter

Academic Interests

• Chemistry/Biochemistry
• Bionanotechnology

Top Scholarly Accomplishments

Ficheter et al, "Kinetics of G-Protein Coupled Receptor Endosome Trafficking Pathways Revealed by Single Quantum Dots," 2010, PNAS, 43:18658-63

Previous Experience

• Ph.D. research—Nonviral nucleic acid delivery at University of Cincinnati
• Postdoctoral research—Single molecule imaging of receptor trafficking using quantum dots at Oregon Health and Science University

Hometown

Cincinnati, OH

Hobbies

• Cycling
• Veganism
• Aquariums

Future Goals and Aspirations

Development as a scholar and a bustling productive laboratory

Life Outside of the University

Katye and her husband, Philip Thompson, have three beautiful cats and a snake