The Fall 2019 Molecular and Cell Biology Seminar Series runs every Tuesday, 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm in BPB 130. Refreshments are available in the BPB lobby at 3:15.
Author: Vining, Susan
Anthony Patelunas Awarded Fall 2019 Doctoral Student Travel Fellowship
MCB is proud to announce that Anthony Patelunas has been awarded a Fall 2019 Doctoral Student Travel Fellowship by UConn the Graduate School. This bi-annual award provides support to students for conference attendance to enrich their graduate program study. Anthony is a member of the Goldhamer Lab.
Cory Jubinville Awarded Fall 2019 Doctoral Student Travel Fellowship
MCB is proud to announce that Cory Jubinville has been awarded a Fall 2019 Doctoral Student Travel Fellowship by UConn the Graduate School. This bi-annual award provides support to students for conference attendance to enrich their graduate program study. Cory is a member of the Goldhamer Lab.
Corynne Dedeo Awarded Fall 2019 Doctoral Student Travel Fellowship
MCB is proud to announce that Corynne Dedeo has been awarded a Fall 2019 Doctoral Student Travel Fellowship by UConn the Graduate School. This bi-annual award provides support to students for conference attendance to enrich their graduate program study. Corynne is a member of the Teschke Lab.
UConn Today Highlights SURF Award Winner Grace Nichols ’20
Nichols , a Rising Senior majoring in Molecular and Cell Biology, is performing research at UConn Health this summer by using a mouse model to identify the types of sound stimuli that are more likely to induce tinnitus, a medical condition characterized by the perception of a sound that is not really there. Read full […]
Announcing the New Executive Board of GO:MCB
Congratulations to the new executive board of GO:MCB for the 2019-2020 academic year! President – Kathleen Kyle Vice President – Irio Schiano Treasurer – Patrick Grady Secretary – Jacob Kellermeier Outreach Coordinator – Meghan Wyatt
Horseshoe Crabs – The Fortunate Ones?
The horseshoe crab has persisted, unchanged, for hundreds of millions of years. But now, its survival is threatened by the harvesting of its prized baby-blue blood. A team at UConn seeks to map its DNA and save it from extinction. Dr. O’Neill, graduate student Kate Castellano and colleagues are mapping a full assembly of the […]
Researchers are the New Influencer
Social media is revolutionizing how scientists interact with the public “One of the goals for my science communication, and my career, is to help people connect with sources of information that they can trust.” – Sarah McAnulty
An Evolutionary Rescue in Polluted Waters
“We know that rapid adaptive evolution can happen in response to human-caused environmental change but we don’t have a great understanding of what factors facilitate it,” says Noah Reid, UConn research assistant professor in molecular and cell biology and a co-author.
Congratulations to the 2019 MCB Ph.D. Graduates!
Yueh-chiang Han from Tom Chen’s lab, Kunica Asija from Carol Teschke’s lab, Therese Tripler from Carol Teschke’s lab, Lidia Beka from Joerg Graf’s lab, Shail Kabrawala from Ken Campellone’s lab