Where was KathleenRubins born?

Kathleen Rubins, female, American astronaut.

On July 6, 216, in Baikonur, Kazakhstan, Japanese astronaut TakuyaOnishi, Russian astronaut AnatolyIvanishin and American astronaut KathleenRubins appeared before boarding the Soyuz spacecraft.

Chinese name: KathleenRubins

mbth: Kathleen Rubins

Alias: Haili Siket

Nationality: USA

Nationality: Irish descent

Birthplace: Farmington, Connecticut

Date of birth: October 14th, 1978

Date of death: alive

Occupation: astronaut

Graduation institution: University of California, San Diego

Major achievement: becoming the 6th woman who flew in space to participate in the International Space Station

Representative works: research paper on AIDS epidemic

Introduction

When she became the 6th woman to fly in space, on July 6th, 216, she joined the Soyuz spacecraft to the International Space Station.

Life Education

Rubins was born in Farmington, Connecticut, and went to Napa, California, where he graduated from an old-fashioned high school. Her father, Jim, still lives in Napa. Her mother, AnnHallisey, lives in Davis, California. Rubins and MichaelMagnani are married.

She received a Bachelor of Science degree in molecular biology from the University of California, San Diego, and a Ph.D. degree in cancer biology from the Department of Biochemistry, the Department of Microbiology and Immunology of Stanford University School of Medicine. She told KappaLambda that member Zhi Omega was attending a sorority at the University of California, San Diego.

bloodline

Irish bloodline

Rubins' mother is AnnHallisey and lives in Davis, California. Her grandfather was William Bernard Hallisey Aliquippa, Pennsylvania. Her great-grandfather was PatrickHallisey, born in Clonakilty, Cork County, Ireland.

research

microbiology research

Rubins conducted her undergraduate research, HIV-1 integrated with Salk Institute's biological research in infectious disease laboratory. She analyzed the mechanism of HIV integration, including HIV-1 integrase inhibitors and the whole genome analysis model of HIV integration into host genome DNA. She obtained her doctor's degree from Stanford University, and developed the first model of smallpox infection with Rubins and colleagues from the US Army Institute of Infectious Diseases Medicine and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. She also developed a complete map of pox virus transcription and studied the interaction between virus and host using both in vitro and animal model systems.

Rubins accepted the position of a principal researcher at the whitehead Institute of Biomedicine (MIT/Cambridge, Massachusetts) and led a laboratory to study viral diseases, mainly affecting Central and West Africa. The work in Rubin's laboratory focuses on the interaction between poxvirus and host pathogens and the regulation of transcription virus mechanism, translation and attenuation of host cell mRNA. In addition, she has conducted research on transcriptome and genome sequencing (filamentous viruses Ebola and Marburg) and a cooperation project between LassaFever and the US military to develop and treat Ebola and Lassa viruses.

Career

Career of NASA

Rubins was selected as 2 groups of 14 NASA astronauts in July 29. She graduated from astronaut candidate training. Her training includes International Space Station (ISS) system, extravehicular activities (EVA), robot, physiological training, T-38 flight training and water and field survival training. Rubins was selected as the flight engineer of International Space Station Expedition 48/49. In July 216, she became the 6th woman in space when she started the ms-1 mission.