Congratulations to Brock Grenci for publishing his first paper titled ” Engineered microtissue systems for identifying the roles of Wnt and YAP signaling in hepatoblast differentiation and organization” in Materials Today Bio!
Congratulations to PhD student Allison Paxhia on presenting her research at the Midwest Tumor Microenvironment Conference with her poster!
Congratulations to all the ISUR undergrads in the Underhill Lab to presenting their research at the ISUR symposium at the end of the semester. Thank you so much for your hard work and super proud of all your accomplishments! Special shoutout to Katie Zobus, B.S. to starting her PhD work at University of Oregon!!
Congratulations to PhD Candidate Regina Giovanni on receiving “Special Distinction” for her poster presentation at the IGB Fellow Symposium!
This year, we brought the holiday spirit to life with a “Nightmare Before Christmas” themed door! We were voted “Funniest” at Everitt Lab! 🎄🎃
Congratulations to Dr. Hannah Kimmel and Allison Paxhia on publishing their paper titled “Enhanced combinatorial analysis of tumor cell-ECM interactions using design-of-experiment optimized microarrays” in Biofabrication. Great work!
Congratulations to Dr. Jain, Dr. Ryoo, and Brock Grenci on publishing their paper on the “Effect of 2D and 3D ECM and Biomechanical Cues on Human iPSC-Derived Liver Progenitor Cell Differentiation” in Advanced Healthcare Materials!
Congratulations to Dr. Kimmel for successfully completing her PhD thesis. We wish you the very best as you start your new position as Assistant Professor at the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. Congratulations Hannah!
Congratulations to Underhill Lab graduate student Hannah Kimmel on successfully defending her thesis titled “Exploring the Complexities of the Tissue Microenvironment Using High Throughput Protein Microarrays”. Great work Dr. Kimmel!
Recently, Underhill Lab members Ariane Tsai and Brock Grenci presented their research at the inaugural CBEC Conference in Chicago, IL. They got the chance to meet Underhill Lab founding member Dr. Kerim Kaylan for the first time 🙂
