CURO Symposium

Our undergrad team presented their work at the CURO (Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunities) Symposium at UGA. Kathleen and Ella presented their work in talks. Zoe, Anisha, and Emily (all in their first or second semester in the lab) presented their work in posters. They all did a great job!

Kathleen talking about her work on the stem cell niche.

Ella getting ready to talk about her efforts to identify synapse proteins in planarians.

Undergrad team S26! From L to R, Ella, Emily, Zoe, Anisha, and Kathleen. The middle three scholars presented posters on their research.

Developmental Biology Spring Symposium

On April 10, we were happy to join our Developmental Biology colleagues for our Spring Symposium. Several lab members presented their research in talks and posters. We got some great feedback and loved being in community with our people!

Jazmine presenting a poster on her work.

Skylar chatting with people about her project.

Macey gave a flash talk and Christina gave a long talk, both on their projects.

80% of our undergrad team, who came to support their grad mentors!

Christina to DC for the CASE workshop!

Christina traveled to DC to take part in the Catalyzing Advocacy in Science and Engineering Workshop hosted by the American Association for the Advancement of Science. She was selected to represent UGA. There, she learned to talk to people about her research and to advocate for aspects of science and engineering she is passionate about. She met with staffers and representatives on both sides of the aisle and she learned a lot!

Thank you AAAS for supporting Christina and thank you Christina for supporting science!