I had a great time talking about the role of cell division in tissue morphogenesis at the Biology Department at the University of Rochester yesterday! Not only did it bring back fond memories of my undergraduate research with Dr. Don Kane in the Biology Department but it was great to see how beautiful the campus is! In addition, I loved seeing Dan Bergstralh and his laboratory. Im so happy to have such a nice group of scientific neighbors.
Great Job to Alice Garrastegui (class of 2018, SU) and Michael Bates (Class of 2019, SU)!
Alice and Michael did a great job presenting their posters at Syracuse University this past Friday. Alice is a senior who won a Research Award on her work in our lab, and Michael is a junior. We are super proud of Alice and Michael, and wish Alice all the luck after graduation with her future endeavors!
Top image is the lab! From Left to Right is: Mike, Alice, Heidi, Lindsay, and Erica. The middle image is Mike with his poster entitled "Genetic instability and preferential segregation of lagging Chromosomes" and Alice with her poster entitled "The role of cell division in de novo tissue morphogenesis in Kupffer's Vesicle".
Great Job to Erica Colicino!
Erica presented Lindsay Rathbun and her work on "Cytokinetic bridge triggers de novo lumen formation In Vivo" to the CNY Zebrafish meeting on Saturday and did a great job!
Adorableness at Gettysburg College
Bart introducing himself to Gettysburg College Faculty! I think he had as much fun visiting the College as I did.
Bart introducing himself to Gettysburg College Faculty! I think he had as much fun visiting the College as I did.