Steel presented his work on “Advancing behavioral arenas for small model organisms by 3D printing nematode growth medium (NGM)” at the Michigan Undergraduate Research Symposium, on Friday, April 5! Leo YL Tse and Kira Barton were our co-authors. It was the first time the event was hosted at the University of Michigan. You Continue Reading »
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Amin defended his Thesis on March 29!
Amin defended his PhD thesis on Friday, March 29. He did an excellent job and everyone praised the quantity and quality of his work. Congratulations, Amin, and best wishes for your future endeavors!
Eleni gave a seminar at the UROP brown bag series
On February 28 Eleni gave a seminar titled “Interdisciplinary research in biological sciences” at the University of Michigan Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP) brown bag series. It was exciting to discuss interdisciplinarity in biological research with ~15 undergraduate students from across the university!
Surojit is defending his thesis on April 2!
Surojit Sural, graduate student in Allen Hsu’s lab, a dear friend and a wonderful researcher, with whom we ‘ve shared the same bench for the last ~4 years, is going to defend his PhD thesis on April 2! Congrats, Surojit! Surojit Sural Dissertation flyer
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The 7th Midwest C. elegans meeting announced on WormBase!
The announcement of our event can be found at the Meetings widget of the opening page. Let’s spread the news!
Thank you, WormBase, for hosting us!
Registration for the 7th Midwest C. elegans meeting is now open!
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Annie is admitted for graduate studies at Emory!
Annie Goettemoeller, undergrad honors student in Neuroscience, who has been working on the maze project for the last ~3 years, will continue her studies as a graduate student at the Neuroscience program of Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia! Congratulations, Annie! 🙂
A new collaboration!
We have joined forces with Shai Revzen, Assistant Professor at EECS, U-M, and Brian Bittner, Robotics PhD student! Shai and Brian are interested in worms’ locomotion as part of their research regarding bio-inspired robots. We are very excited for this new interdisciplinary collaboration!
New posts on GitHub
Ehsan has uploaded on GitHub the code for the basic results of our paper on the calcium dynamics of C. elegans ASH neuron, and also a WormTracker that he developed for our project on the effect of paramagnetic nanoparticles on C. elegans locomotion.