THE COTTLE GROUP


PEOPLE

Elizabeth O’Neill
Email: eeoneil@g.clemson.edu


Education
Expected graduation May 2022

Honors and Awards
President’s list Fall 2019 and Spring 2020

Current Projects
Colorimetric Assay Creative Inquiry.


Angeline Chen
Email: awchen@clemson.edu


Education
Expected graduation May 2024

Honors and Awards
Palmetto Fellows Scholarship
President's List Fall 2021
Dean's List Fall 2020, Spring 2021

Current Projects
Developing and optimizing prime gene editors to target diseased hepatocytes.


CJ Arnold
Email: cjarnol@g.clemson.edu


Education
Expected graduation December 2022

Honors and Awards
President's List Fall 2020, Spring 2021, Fall 2021
Clemson Honors College
Departmental Honors in Bioengineering

Current Projects
Characterizing and optimizing non-viral delivery of CRISPR-Cas9 nucleases into hepatocytes for therapeutic gene editing.


Thomas Dempster
Email: tdempst@clemson.edu


Education
Expected graduation May 2023

Honors and Awards
President's List
Calhoun Honors College
Army ROTC Scholarship

Current Projects
NKH Glycine Testing Device


Sarah Minich
Email: sminich@clemson.edu


Education
Expected graduation May 2022

Honors and Awards
Clemson University Honors College
President's List Fall 2019, Spring 2020, Spring 2021

Current Projects
Developing and optimizing prime gene editors to target diseased hepatocytes for my Master's thesis that I will officially start in the fall.


Pramita Suresh
Email: psuresh@clemson.edu

Education
Expected graduation May 2023

Current Projects
Non-viral delivery of CRISPR-Cas9 nucleases into hepatocytes for therapeutic gene editing.


Campbell Yates
Email: campbey@g.clemson.edu


Education
Expected graduation May 2023

Honors and Awards
President's List Spring 2020, Fall 2020
Dean's List Spring 2021, Fall 2021
Palmetto Fellows Scholarship, Clemson Palmetto Pact Scholarship, and Presidential Grant Recipient

Current Projects
To develop a low-cost, disposable, stand-alone point-of-care diagnostic and monitoring system to enable caregivers of NKH patients to monitor glycine levels at home, adjust the patient’s drug treatment schedule and improve the patient’s quality of life as well as clinical outcomes.