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Molecular Geneticist Receives American Cancer Society Grant
Jian-Qiu Wu’s cancer genetics research just received a huge boost. Armed with a new four-year, $720,000 Research Scholar Grant from the American Cancer Society, the molecular genetics assistant…
Good News for Molecular Genetics
(1) Iris Meire's NSF renewal application was granted – a very large 3 yr. award and especially wonderful in this very difficult funding period for NSF. (2) Partrice Hamel's collaborative research…
Biao Ding Named AAAS Fellow
Ten arts and sciences faculty have been elected among the newest class of Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). A total of eighteen Ohio State University faculty…
Congratulations to Greetchen Diaz from A. Hopper's lab who was awarded a NIH Kirschstein National Research Award
Congratulations to Greetchen Diaz from A. Hopper's lab who was awarded a NIH Kirschstein National Research Award (NRSA) (T32) postdoctoral fellowship in the Nebraska Center for Virology at…
College of Arts and Sciences Undergraduate Research Scholarship awarded to MG Undergrads
Congratulations to MG undergraduates Erica Thomas in the Slotkin lab, Kathleen Dotts in J. Hopper lab, Kelly Ward and Katherine Soucie in Chamberlin lab who each received College of Arts and Sciences…
Keith Slotkin's NSF CAREER Award
Congratulations to Keith Slotkin who has been informed that the NSF will award him a CAREER award. Just a little bit of info about this award from the NSF website: "The Faculty Early Career…
The Leone group is publishing another high profile paper in Nature Cell Biology
The Leone group is publishing another high profile paper in Nature Cell Biology. This new work describe the role of EF2 family members in endoreplication. Former MG graduate student Jing Li is 3rd…
Jian-Qiu Wu's American Cancer Society research scholar grant is funded!
Jian-Qiu Wu's American Cancer Society research scholar grant is funded!
The Biological Sciences Greenhouse in the Columbus Dispatch
Columbus Dispatch article about Jesse, the Titan arum that bloomed in the OSU Biological Sciences Greenhouse. Read the article here: The Tricky Business of Pollinating a Real Stinker