May 10, 2025
Lab alum and Galapawenter Audrey Parish has earned her PhD in Evolution, Ecology & Behavior at Indiana University in the Newton lab! Her thesis, Too Much of a Good Thing: Mechanisms of Provisioning and Pathogenesis in a Honey Bee Nutritional Symbiont, and related work led to an impressive…
May 01, 2025
Lab alum and Galapawenter Kelli Restivo has completed her PhD in Computational Neuroscience with Andreas Toliasat at BMC! Her thesis is “Using deep learning to reveal functional organization in the visual cortex”, and she’s currently considering many different job offers in…
April 01, 2025
Lab alumni Stephen had a great week of grad school at Indiana University - he passed his qualifying exams and then was awarded an NSF GRFP. Go Stephen !!
March 31, 2025
Kendall has accepted an offer to undertake her medical training at Sam Houston State University Medical School. Go Kendall !!
March 30, 2025
Jenus accepted an offer to join the Physician Assistant training program at UT Southwestern in Dallas this summer. Congratulations Jenus !!
June 15, 2024
Lab alum Meredith Ware finished her medical school training and has matched in pediatrics at UCLA. It was a long and twisty journey for her, but she landed exactly where she wanted to be. Go Meredith !
May 15, 2024
Lab alum Catherine Pham will soon be starting medical school and the UT Health San Antonio School of Medicine. Go Catherine !
May 03, 2024
After a winding journey, lab alum Alice Teper has started her Master of Public Health in Epidemiology at Texas A&M. Go Alice !
April 01, 2024
The National Science Foundation has supported our (Frankino and Drs. Tiffany Davis and Detra Johnson) application to support students with financial need so that they can participate in undergraduate research. The award will support students with stipends so they can invest fully in a two-semester…
March 10, 2024
BURS alum and all around impressive person Gabby Kostecki gave a talk about her work and experience with mentors and mentorship programming at UH. I had the honor of introducing her; I focused on her contributions to the BURS program that I developed and run. Go Gabby !