Elizabeth‐Lauren Stevenson

The paper investigates the role of kinases in temperature compensation of circadian rhythms in Neurospora, finding that Casein Kinase I and II have temperature-dependent regulatory roles on FRQ phosphorylation.

This paper identifies molecular changes in insulin analogs under stress and demonstrates antibody-based detection of fibrillation, highlighting the need for accessible insulin quality testing.

This study identifies novel regulators of Nutritional Compensation in the circadian clock of Neurospora crassa and shows conservation in mammalian cells.

This study identifies clusters of phosphorylation sites on FRQ that determine circadian period length and temperature compensation through mutagenesis and reporter assays.