Congratulations, Minhee!
Minhee Park was awarded a highly-competitive Damon Runyon postdoctoral fellowship. Congratulations, Minhee! You can read more about the fellowship and Minhee’s project here.
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Congratulations, Dr. Leslie Mateo!
Today Leslie successfully defended her thesis, to cap off nearly four years in the lab. It was a beautiful presentation and the heartfelt remarks that followed led much of the audience to reach for tissues.
Congratulations, Dr. Aparna Rajpurkar!
This morning Aparna successfully defended her thesis, the first grad student in the lab to reach this huge milestone. It was an excellent presentation, to top off years of hard work. Congratulations, Aparna!!! We celebrated via Zoom but are hopeful that a more traditional celebration will be possible soon.
Welcome, Kazuki and Geoff!
We have recently added 2 new lab members. Kazuki Yoda is a 2nd year graduate student in biophysics and Geoffrey Lovely is a research scientist. Welcome to the lab!
Virtual pumpkin carving
This year we kept the lab pumpkin carving tradition alive via Zoom. Nice work, everyone!
Congratulations, Sedona!
Sedona has been awarded a 2020 Bio-X Graduate Fellowship! Congratulations! More information on the fellowship here.
VPUE summer research positions for Stanford undergrads
Our lab (and others in Developmental Biology) have positions available for current Stanford undergrads to participate in 10-week summer research projects sponsored by the VPUE. Contact Alistair if you’re interested: boettiger *at* stanford *dot* edu More information on the program is available here. Applications are due April 1.
Check out Sedona and Alistair’s new review!
Read more about “Advances in chromatin imaging at kilobase-scale resolution” in Trends in Genetics here.
Welcome, Minhee!
We are very excited to have Minhee Park join our lab as a postdoc. Welcome, Minhee!
Elephant seal walk at Ano Nuevo SP
Most of the lab braved wet and windy weather to visit Ano Nuevo State Park during the elephant seal pupping and mating season. Fortunately for us, seals are more active on cold, rainy days and we came came very close to one seal, witnessed a couple of fights, and heard lots of noisy pups. It’s definitely worth a visit!