The new Wysocka Lab website is live
The Wysocka Lab has a new lab website! To check out the newly designed website, please head over to https://wysocka.stanford.edu.
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The Wysocka Lab has a new lab website! To check out the newly designed website, please head over to https://wysocka.stanford.edu.
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Joan Mansour pictured with CSB Annual Retreat winners, Program Manager Marisol Urbano, and Department Chair James Chen.
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The cover image shows the early cell divisions of the Xenopus laevis embryo occur in spatial waves. To observe these cell division waves, Anderson et al. used mirrors and time-lapse microscopy to view embryos from multiple angles. The image shows a single eight-cell embryo resting on two opposing mirrors angled 45° from horizontal. The metal background is a machined aluminum temperature-control device that maintained the embryo at 18°C. Image by Graham Anderson and Lendert Gelens.
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The recent publication of “Competing memories of mitogen and p53 signalling control cell-cycle entry” by Hee Won Yang, Mingyu Chung, Takamasa Kudo, and Tobias Meyer was featured on the cover of Nature.
Read More »Awards for Best Publication, Best Poster, and Best Talk were given to CSB graduate students and postdocs during the Annual Retreat.
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Dr. Daniel Jarosz, Assistant Professor of the Department of Chemical and Systems Biology, has been appointed a 2017 Vallee Scholar.
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Karen Mruk, postdoc in the Chen Lab, is a Featured Trainee in the International Zebrafish Society website.
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We are excited to announce our speakers for the 2017-2018 Cutting Lecture Series! We have some incredible speakers scheduled for the year and look forward to your attendance.
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The SPARK program, directed by Chemical and Systems Biology Professor Dr. Daria Mochly-Rosen, was featured in the Stanford Medicine blog SCOPE.
Read More »CSB graduate students Adriana Garcia (Mochly-Rosen Lab), Katie Ferrick (Meyer Lab), and Marlene Heberling (Elias Lab) have been accepted to the Molecular Pharmacology Training Program. Congratulations!
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