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The department is excited to share good news about our recent (and less recent) Ph.D. graduates and the amazing things they've been doing in the last year. Look for the next batch of recognitions…

Announcement with headshots of Aden Tewodoros and Thomas Byers

The Department is delighted to recognize Aden Tewodros as an awardee of the 2026 Thomas J. Byers Scholarship.

Aden is a Molecular Genetics major in Helen…

Margot Williams headshot

Congratulations to Margot Kossmann Williams, who was just awarded a new NIH grant entitled "Transcriptional networks for embryonic time keeping".

As an embryo develops, it adheres to a…

Some of the newest members of the department surround a welcome cake (with adorable DNA decorations on the edges)

In early September, the department held our annual Fall welcome event and celebration. We especially welcomed our incoming class of graduate students, graduate students from other program who…

Sharon Amacher

Congratulations to Dr. Sharon Amacher, who has been appointed to the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) Advisory Council. The Advisory Council includes leaders in science,…

Scholarship announcement with headshots of Kavya Kudalkar and Elizabeth Wagner

The Department is delighted to recognize the 2026 awardee of the The Elizabeth Wagner Scholarship.

Kavya Kudalkar earned the award to complete…

Helen Chamberlin and Adriana Dawes

Congratulations to Helen Chamberlin (PI) and Adriana Dawes (co-PI) who were recently awarded a grant entitled "Evaluating the dynamics of developmental tube morphogenesis" from the NIH.

The…

Headshot of Shuai Huang

Congratulations to Shuai Huang who was featured on the ASC podcast Voices of Excellence. Take a few minutes to hear him discuss how plan cells defend themselves even without…

Group shot of the four fellowship winners, Dr. Cole, and Dr. Rodino-Klapac

In 2025, Molecular Genetics Alumna Louise Rodino Klapac (Ph.D. 2005) provided a generous gift to the department to support graduate research. In August 2026, she visited campus, and we were able…