Kaylah B Samuelson
@kbsamuelson.bsky.social
Molecular and Cell Biology PhD Candidate at UConn 🧬 She/Her 🧬
The Hanlon Lab is at #Dros25!!! Come see me at my poster tomorrow (239T) and stop by the other Hanlon Lab posters later this week (250F - Suparna Dutta, 368S - Edward Russell, & 853S - Annette St. Jacques)!
March 20, 2025 at 2:18 AM
The Hanlon Lab is at #Dros25!!! Come see me at my poster tomorrow (239T) and stop by the other Hanlon Lab posters later this week (250F - Suparna Dutta, 368S - Edward Russell, & 853S - Annette St. Jacques)!
Congratulations @peiwei-chen.bsky.social!!!!!!
We're excited to announce the 2025 Larry Sandler Award recipient, @peiwei-chen.bsky.social 🎉
This award recognizes students completing a PhD in Drosophila research. Dr. Chen will present the Larry Sandler Memorial Lecture on evolutionary innovation in genome defense at #Dros25 in March.
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This award recognizes students completing a PhD in Drosophila research. Dr. Chen will present the Larry Sandler Memorial Lecture on evolutionary innovation in genome defense at #Dros25 in March.
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February 19, 2025 at 4:56 PM
Congratulations @peiwei-chen.bsky.social!!!!!!
Reposted by Kaylah B Samuelson
We are deeply saddened by the loss of an esteemed colleague, friend, mentor and a pioneer in Drosophila and meiosis research.
R. Scott Hawley was a dedicated supporter of our Society and a champion of genetics.
Read more in an In Memoriam published in Genes to Genomes: buff.ly/3EoNQh8
R. Scott Hawley was a dedicated supporter of our Society and a champion of genetics.
Read more in an In Memoriam published in Genes to Genomes: buff.ly/3EoNQh8
February 4, 2025 at 8:21 PM
We are deeply saddened by the loss of an esteemed colleague, friend, mentor and a pioneer in Drosophila and meiosis research.
R. Scott Hawley was a dedicated supporter of our Society and a champion of genetics.
Read more in an In Memoriam published in Genes to Genomes: buff.ly/3EoNQh8
R. Scott Hawley was a dedicated supporter of our Society and a champion of genetics.
Read more in an In Memoriam published in Genes to Genomes: buff.ly/3EoNQh8