Meet Our Team
Research Experts
Our team at The Wu Lab comprises dedicated researchers with expertise in small molecule drug discovery. We are committed to advancing scientific knowledge and developing innovative therapies to improve patient outcomes.
Dr. Yanting, Xing
Postdoc.
Bioinformatics, Genomics, and AI
Ph.D. of Clemson University, SC, USA
BS. North University of China, China
Focuses on Machine Learning platform by integrating data from SMM, biological assays, and simulations (molecular dynamics and docking) to UniMomo and perform self-test chemical/scaffold generating pipeline.


Dr. Yakkala Prasanna Anjaneyulu
Postdoctoral Associate
Medicinal chemistry
Focuses on the Designee and synthesis of TOX-directed PROTAX chemical probes using a validated TOX-binding scaffold. His broader research interests include medicinal chemistry, drug discovery, cancer biology, and translational therapeutic development.

Omar L. Guzman
Doctoral student in Biochemistry, TXST
Nutrition and metabolism have always been passions of mine. Originally from Jacona, Michoacán México and having athletic goals in long distance running, biochemistry has become a tool to develop as both an athlete and chemist. The ability to exploit downstream effectors for therapeutic uses and ultimately make a difference in people's lives is what I strive to accomplish.

Max McGarry
B.S. in Biochemistry, TXST
Gene modification and expression in prokaryotic system
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Elijah Bleser
B.S. in Chemistry, TXST
T cell exhaustion mechanism study

Miraz Uddin Ahmed
M.S. Student in Biology, TXST
Miraz earned his M.S. in Biotechnology from Brac University and his B.S. in Microbiology from Primeasia University in Bangladesh. He joined Dr. Wu’s lab as an M.S. thesis student in Biology at Texas State University. His research background spans microbial pathogenesis, molecular biology, and biochemistry."

Ammar Haq
Graduated from UT San Antonio
Technician of our lab
SMM printing, Protein screening, Chemical Biology.
He is currently pursuing KLHL6 protein drug discovery.

Shelby Reed
Undergraduate student