Lab News
This Spring we had much to celebrate, one PhD and three undergraduate Graduations. Erin defended her PhD thesis in January and Evan, Alyx, and Stephanie defended undergraduate honors thesis's this past spring! Congrats to: Erin Richards: PhD
Erin Successfully defended her PhD thesis!Titled: Improvement and characterization of Riboglow, a tole to fluorescently visualize RNA in live cells. Her PhD work aimed to improve a tool from the lab called Riboglow which was published in 2018.- Keiran McGee has been in the Palmer lab since fall 2023 and presented his body of work as an undergraduate Honors Thesis titled: Optimization of a Native RNA Purification Method for Application in the Production of RNA-Based Biosensor. He
The Cell Biology of Metals GRC is a conference that focuses on understanding metal-facilitated processes in cell biology, with topics ranging from metal trafficking and signaling, metals in the enviroment and plant biology, imaging of
Our undergraduates Caitlyn Mendik and Mia Fox both graduate! Caitlyn graduates with a degree in biochemistry and Mia graduates with a degree in biomedical engineering! Congratulations and we can't wait to see what you do next!
Sam and Amy head to Woods Hole, MA to visit the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) and teach a course and lab on FRET biosensors as part of the MBL Analytical and Quantitative Microscopy Course! Amy gives a lecture on fluorescent tools for
Mia presents her poster at the BSI Scholar Research Symposium. Portia and Mena also give BSI presentations. Everyone did an awesome job! Mia with her poster at the BSI Scholar Research Symposium! Mena at her BSI presentation
The Palmer Lab heads to The Connection at the CU UMC for some bowling fun to congratulate Daniel on officially becoming a Ph.D. candidate student! Erin and Sam did great, though the rest of us may need some more practice.
Congratulations to Leah for earning her Ph.D. and to our (under)graduates Rita, Elnaz, Joe, and Amanda! We are excited to see what you all do next!