This summer marks an important milestone for our student Kätlin, as she successfully defended her thesis:

• Kätlin Ots – bachelor’s thesis titled “Live-cell microscopy-based method for describing dopamine D2 receptor and ligand interactions”, supervised by Anni Allikalt, Tõnis Laasfeld and Kaspar Hollo.

Throughout her studies she has demonstrated curiosity, dedication, and has grown into a confident young researcher.

Congratulations Kätlin!

Figure on the left: Kätlin defending her thesis and figure on the right is a bright-field microscopy image of HEK293 cells expressing dopamine D₂ receptor.