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Congratulations to our undergraduates, Mateo and Nathan!
Congratulations to our undergraduates, Mateo and Nathan, for their summer research awards! Mateo received the COMPASS Life Sciences Dean’s Award […]
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Congrats to Emma and Joanna!
Emma and Joanna were awarded the Undergraduate Research Scholars Program Scholarship for their strong commitment to research. (Image created by macrovector, […]
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Rachel and Jordan join the Jones Lab.
Rachel and Jordan join the Jones Lab to complete their thesis projects and are both awarded the Cellular and Molecular […]
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Sophie successfully defended her thesis!
Sophie successfully defended her thesis titled “Molecular differences between human small intestine and colon stem and progenitor cells.” Congratulations Dr. […]
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Several of our undergraduate alumni are beginning their exciting next chapters.
Several of our undergraduate alumni are beginning their exciting next chapters: Bradley is starting medical school at the Medical College […]
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Chris Koehler’s work (2017) was included in a JCB collection.
Chris Koehler’s work (2017) was included in a JCB collection titled “Stem Cells and Development.” The collection consists of recently […]
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Our undergraduate researchers featured in a DailyBruin!
Our undergraduate researchers have been featured in a DailyBruin article titled “Growing with Guidance” about mentorship on campus. https://dailybruin.com/2018/06/10/gallery-growing-with-guidance
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Chris’ work featured in JCB.
Chris’ work “Pink1 and Parkin regulate Drosophila intestinal stem cell proliferation during stress and aging” was featured in a collection […]
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Congratulations to Martin and the Jones Lab!
Congratulations to Martin and the Jones Lab for their new publication in Fly!
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The Jones lab is excited to announce its new members!
The Jones lab is excited to announce its new members! Marie joins the lab as a postdoctoral fellow, and Kyle […]
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Congratulations to Chris!
Congratulations to Chris Koehler for his recent publication in the Journal of Cell Biology!
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Bradley is awarded!
Bradley is awarded the Dean’s Prize Science Award Honoring Outstanding Undergraduate Researchers for his project.
