Isa is tackling some fascinating questions in early embryonic development, investigating how Pericentrin contributes to spindle assembly both before and after the mid-blastula transition. Using a pericentrin null zebrafish line, she's uncovered some striking findings that are shedding new light on centrosome function during this critical developmental window.
Catch Isa and her exciting results this Friday at the SOURCE Research Festival. Way to go, Isa—we're so proud of everything you've accomplished!
Dr. Aljiboury and myself offered a microscopy workshop for Syracuse students between first and third grade. They built their own microscope to take home and got to see some cool organisms up close and personal! You can never get the microscopy bug too early. Watch out world, we got some great scientists coming your way.
Reach out to me or Dr. Aljiboury with the Syracuse BioImaging Center if you would like a workshop at your school!
It was so awesome to meet the BioArtist Eduardo Kac who opened up the annual BioInspired audience to a huge crowd. Thanks everyone for attending and to Eduardo for being fantastic!
You can hear thoughts about Eduardo’s art from SU faculty here and an announcement of the the named Wali Lecture here.
