Nick Achille

Nick Achille serves as the Lab Director at the Zeleznik-Le Laboratory, affiliated with the Stritch School of Medicine at Loyola University Chicago. His work is embedded within the Department of Biochemistry, with a focus on molecular and cancer biology research.

His research interests center on molecular mechanisms in cancer, particularly within biochemical pathways relevant to oncogenesis. Given the context of the Biochemistry, Molecular and Cancer Biology (BMCB) graduate program and the Cancer Center, his work likely contributes to both basic science and translational cancer research.

The research trends in his affiliated laboratory suggest engagement with biochemical signaling, gene regulation, and molecular oncology, though specific publications are not listed. No scientific awards or honors are mentioned in the available text.

There is no public information on student advising or grant funding. However, as a Lab Director, he likely supervises graduate and summer research interns associated with the LUC Summer Research Internship and the BMCB program.

The Zeleznik-Le Laboratory, which he directs, is part of the Cancer Center core research infrastructure at Loyola University Chicago, indicating active involvement in collaborative and team-based cancer research initiatives.