Fantastic rapid fire presentation from another TARE Lab graduate student Jacob Hodge! #gpbd2022

Shoutout to all of our lab’s amazing undergrads and their posters at the session today! (Part 1/2)

The rest of the crew! (Part 2/2)

Two of our amazing undergrads Ravi and Tyler, showing off their Summer 2022 REU work at the 2022 AIChE Annual Meeting!

Donuts and coffee for ⁦Biomedical Engineering Society⁩ presentation practice this morning. Excited to discuss all the work we’ve been up to this past year ⁦Robinson TARE Lab⁩ and see so many lovely humans! #biomaterials #sexdifferences #meniscusregeneration

@BMES #bmes2023 our "biomaterials for meniscus regeneration and impact of estrogen signaling" presentations! Thursday AM: back to back talks (sex diff) followed by poster (macrophage phenotype); Thursday PM: talk (fibrous materials); Friday AM poster (HA gels). Robinson TARE Lab Yay!!

Two great presentations this morning from our PI (Jenny Robinson) and a senior graduate student John Bradford. #BMES2023

Come check out poster #306 presented by a 3rd year graduate student Aidan Alemifar!

Don’t forget to come by the #BMES2023 9:30-10:30 poster session and see one of our awesome graduate students Kyley Burkey presenting poster A-38!

What a great few days at #BMES2023 and some fantastic presentations and posters from nearly every current lab member!

Two awesome posters from 4th and 2nd year graduate students John and Kyley last night at Cascadia 2024 in Vancouver!

Some bittersweet goodbyes in the lab this summer: Dr. Aidan Alemifar defended his PhD thesis and has returned to KU to finish medical school. Four undergraduate seniors, Sydney, Brian, Anika, and Nitya, graduated from the UW. Congratulations and thank you all for your hard work!

This fall we are excited to welcome three new PhD students to the TARE lab: Jordan, Janie, and Nini. Check out their profiles on our website! sites.uw.edu/jrobins1/2025/…

Lab retreat September 2025: some great brainstorming followed by a water taxi adventure to West Seattle!

Congratulations to first year MolES PhD student Jordan Vanni, who was awarded a prestigious NSF Graduate Research Fellowship (GRFP) earlier this year! Dr. Robinson made cake for lab meeting to celebrate the big win.

First year MechE PhD student Janie Johnson was awarded an ISCRM Fellowship this summer and presented her proposal at the ISCRM Fellows Symposium. She is investigating sex differences in meniscus mechanobiology and we're excited to see what she finds with our ISCRM colleagues!

Dr. Robinson and graduate students Katherine, Kyley, and Susy brought "Fun with Fibers" to the Chehalis STEM Camp this summer! High school students explored concepts in biomaterials and regenerative medicine through the TARE lab's hands-on experiments and demonstrations.

Congratulations are in order for Kyley Burkey, Ph.D. Candidate! Kyley recently passed her Comprehensive Exam and is on to the final stage of her Ph.D. journey. We're so proud of you, Kyley, and can't wait to read your dissertation!

Shoutout to PhD student Janie Johnson for representing ISCRM at ARCS Night to Ignite Science. The event raised $1.3 million for science in Washington State!

And just like that, first year PhD student Jordan Vanni has presented her first graduate school poster! Jordan recently shared the results of her summer project at Cascadia 6.0. Congrats Jordan!