There’s been a lot of exciting news over the last few months. We have some new lab members, including grad student Kate Neville and postdoc Lindsay Rathbun. We’ve published a new research article. Finally, we’ve got a new website!
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Another beautiful image
Our roton Lynn captured this lovely image of a “Watermelon” Hydra! These animals were provided by our lab friend Celina Juliano.
Exciting Microscopy Finding
John Miller, our rotation student, came across the Sentinel of the Spaceways during an imaging session.
Holiday Gift Exchange with the Welte Lab!
Imagine a Spherical Cow
Thanksgiving Crafts in the Lab
Everyone is a winner.
Anna, Sifan, Kate, and John work on their turkeys.
Developmental Biology New York
We had a great time sharing our work and hearing from our colleagues at the DBNY meeting in Ithaca!
Anna, Muskaan, and Dan at the DBNY Meeting
Birthday Party
The lab surprised Dan with pie and a gift for his birthday. This was not the most flattering picture of the lab taken that day, but it’s his favorite, and he runs the blog.
Thanks Nick!
Nick is heading back to Great Britain to enjoy his retirement. We’re very sad to see him go, but we wish him all the best!
Nick and Arthur saying goodbye.
Popping champagne on his last day in the lab.
Friends and colleagues celebrate NIck and Emmy with a toast.
But is it Data?
NIcole and Christian have been using Python to transform confocal images (originally a cultured cell layer) into beautiful nerd art.
Visit from the Hehnly Lab
We were happy to welcome our friends in the Hehnly lab (Syracuse) back to Rochester for another all day Hehnberglystralh mini-symposium. They’re doing some really exciting work! It was fun to hear about it, and to share our own science.
