I'm honored to be selected among so many amazing presenters! The NCI JI Meeting was amazing this year. Huge shout out to all my fellow planning committee members, can't wait to see everyone next year.
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Had so much fun volunteering at this STEM Night! Watching the next generation get excited for science is so rewarding!
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Happy to finally see our work on nucleocytoplasmic transport of HER2 and multicellular fate published on @NatureComms today. Thanks to @janeslab, Lixin, and Anthony for an exciting collaboration. @UVABME, @SascoVirginia. Lastly, thanks to @NCIsysbio #CSBC
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Potential UVA BME graduate applicants: Please pay us a virtual visit at the Virtual Visit Day from 5–6:30 pm EDT on Monday, November 14. Free admissions waiver for all those who attend! Register: virginiabme.wufoo.com/forms/…
Had so much fun at this conference. Interacting with so many inspiring researchers makes me excited to be a part of a such a wonderful community.
Janes Lab had a great time at #SACB2022. So much amazing research and even more amazing people. Can't wait to see everyone again at SACB 2024.
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The Janes Laboratory is looking for a Research Scientist to join our group on an exciting collaborative project on triple-negative breast cancer. Application timeline is very short so please look at the information below and apply on UVAJobs today! uva.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en…
I attended the Resilence and Wellness Webinar given by @SHARONMILGRAM from the @NIH_OITE and wanted to share a picture from my "Wellness Collage"
As an assistant tennis coach for my old high school during my gap year, I combined my passions for teaching and tennis. So much fun!
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After 11 years, we have retired our original lab web page and moved to systemsbioe.org/
Give us a visit and check out our exciting cancer and virology research through a systems bioengineering lens!