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Exciting news from the @ualbany! Unveiling of one of the most advanced #AI supercomputers at a U.S. university, marking a significant leap forward for New York in harnessing world-changing technology.
#RNAInstituteResearch #TheRNAinstitute #COECERRT #CERRT
Today we unveiled our new #AI supercomputer, one of the most advanced at any U.S. university! It will help our researchers make discoveries that advance the public good, a critical mission for public universities.
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We are organizing a free virtual workshop on Python tools for the analysis of single-cell neuronal data. Please RT and register if interested! #Single_Cell #Neuroscience #Bioinformatics
My grad student, Reagan was awarded an RNA fellowship. Congrats!
Our grad student, Michelle at the @GordonConf for Notch. See you all there next year.
Michelle was awarded Best Poster Presentation Award at the Gordon Conference for Notch Signaling. Great job!
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2024 RNA Institute Retreat filled with fun, collaborations and more science discussions
#RNAretreat #RNAInstituteretreat
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In this Research Article, Michelle Urman et al (@CHLeeLab) show that aging disrupts spatial regulation of Notch activation in the C. elegans germline, leading to the mislocation of the Notch-responsive GSC pool, leading to reproductive decline
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ALT Part of Fig 4 in the paper: Notch activation occurs near the DTC/niche nucleus regardless of the aging stage. (A) Representative sygl-1 smFISH images of Days 1 and 4. Left: single z-plane DAPI; middle: intron and exon merge; left: DAPI, intron and exon channel merge. White arrowhead indicates the DTC nuclear position. White asterisk indicates distal end of the gonad.
Michelle, an honorary mention for the GPS award, giving a talk at the BILPOC Conference. Great work!
Ommar, an undergraduate in my lab, giving a poster presentation about his exciting new findings about the link between Notch and aging at the Biological Sciences Undergraduate Research Symposium.






































