The Rise Up Scholar's program sponsors students to work in a professional research lab over the summer. This paid internship gives students exposure to cutting edge science at partnering research institutes.

Amazing work!!!

How about combining single-cell and spatial transcriptomics to study tissue and cellular spatiotemporal dynamics in colon aging?
Aidan Daly, Francesco Cambuli, Richard Bonneau, Aviv Regev, and I are happy to share our latest pre-print (1/16):
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

I’m excited to announce that I will be starting my independent career as a TT Asst Prof of Chemistry at Chemistry Department!! The Hagler lab will open in Fall 2024 developing high-throughput methods to measure, predict, and modulate RNA interactions.

Excited to share our manuscript about modeling the small intestinal microbiome in mice. This fantastic team effort was co-led with Rebecca C through the depths of the pandemic. Thanks to KC Huang and Justin Sonnenburg for their insight and support. 1/n

biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Bioengineered ‘mini-colons’ shed light on cancer progression go.nature.com/4df1aSg

biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Really cool preprint out from the Rao lab!

EGCs regulate Paneth cell secretion and microbial composition

Had a great time Simons Foundation hearing about all the cutting edge work being done by SURFiN Fellows across the world!

My two SURFiN undergrads did amazing at their first poster presentation. So fortunate to work with them both! Thank you Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative for the support and opportunity

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Sign ups are ✨OPEN✨ for #GSMI2024 !🤩

The GSMI program supports applicants from minoritized backgrounds through 1-on-1 mentorship, fee waivers, & more!

Applications due 6/1
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Check out these all stars!!!

Following spring break, these young scholars were rested and ready to dive back into projects!

Check out our Evolution of Microorganisms group: they are interested in the mechanisms of antibiotic resistance in bacteria and bacterial evolution using 3 strains of E. coli. 🧫🦠🧪

TFW someone posts your first author manuscript and all you can think is what’s missing from this picture?

Students in our 'Life as a Scientist' program are currently enjoying their spring break. While you wait for our next update from the school, please consider voting Rise Up: Northeast Ohio for the 2024 nonprofit of the year!

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#ApplyNow : The The Vilcek Foundation Foundation is now accepting applications for the 2025 Vilcek Prizes for Creative Promise in #BiomedicalScience . Young #immigrant scientists in the United States are encouraged to apply for one of three $50K prizes by June 10, 2024. vilcek.org/prizes/vilcek-…

Common household chemicals pose a risk to the brain’s myelinating cells

Thrilled to share groundbreaking findings from our latest study led by Erin Cohn at CWRU School of Medicine's Institute for Glial Sciences, in collaboration with the U.S. U.S. EPA.
nature.com/articles/s4159…

Case Western Reserve University researchers warn of potential neurological harm from household items ideastream.org/health/2024-03…

MS and autism among brain health risks from common household chemicals

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