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- “Engineered microtissue systems for identifying the roles of Wnt and YAP signaling in hepatoblast differentiation and organization” now published!Congratulations to Brock Grenci for publishing his first paper titled ” Engineered microtissue systems for identifying the roles of Wnt… Read more: “Engineered microtissue systems for identifying the roles of Wnt and YAP signaling in hepatoblast differentiation and organization” now published!
- Midwest Tumor Microenvironment Conference 2026Congratulations to PhD student Allison Paxhia on presenting her research at the Midwest Tumor Microenvironment Conference with her poster!
- ISUR SymposiumCongratulations to all the ISUR undergrads in the Underhill Lab to presenting their research at the ISUR symposium at the… Read more: ISUR Symposium
The Underhill Lab aims to understand the processes that govern tissue development, regeneration, and disease. Our particular focus is on elucidating the role of cellular microenvironments in stem cell differentiation and identifying how alterations in microenvironments signals contribute to cancer as well as congenital and degenerative diseases.
Our interdisciplinary efforts span the boundaries of microfabrication, biomaterials, cell and developmental biology, and genomics. Our overall goal is to develop novel cell-based therapeutic approaches for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.