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Park Lab NIH Funding

Hay-Oak Park has received official notification that her NIH grant will be funded for four years. Congrats to Hay-Oak for her persistence in seeking funding and continuing to produce outstanding…

Andrea McCue selected as one of two winners of the Graduate School’s Louise B. Vetter Award

Congratulations to Andrea McCue, MG grad student in the Slotkin lab, for being selected as one of two winners of the Graduate School’s Louise B. Vetter Award, sponsored by the…

Ning Wang awarded an OSU Graduate School Presidential Fellowship.

Congratulations to Ning Wang, MG grad student in the Wu lab, for being awarded an OSU Graduate School Presidential Fellowship.

Silvia Duarte awarded a four-year fellowship from the Coliciencias.

Congratulations to Silvia Duarte, 1st year graduate student in the Doseff lab, who was awarded a four-year fellowship from the Coliciencias (the equivalent to NSF in Colombia).

Valerie Coffman recently funded for her NIH F32 Postdoctoral Fellowship

Congratulations to Valerie Coffman on the recent funding of her NIH F32 Postdoctoral Fellowship “Pronuclear rotation in the C. elegans embryo”.

Recent Faculty Grant Awards

Congratulations to our faculty who have won several grants recently.

Amanda Bird on the recent funding of her NIH grant “Zinc-dependent regulation of gene expression”.

Bucks For Charity Campaign

The Bucks for Charity campaign began on September 15th. It has moved to a primarily electronic pledge system.

Click the link below for details.

http://bucksforcharity.osu.edu/

Interesting news from MG/ART course

Interesting news from Iris Meier's Art and Science class taught with a Dept of Art faculty member, Amy Young. Their film will be included in a collection of films shown Friday night at 8 pm in the…

Great news for MG graduate student Meriam Waqas.

Meriam Waqas from Christin Burd's lab was awarded a Scholar-In-Training cash award from the American Association for Cancer Research to attend the Advances in Melanoma meeting in September.