Stephanie was elected to a three year term to ASCB council, along with Bill Bement, Needhi Bhalla, and Jordan Raff.
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Watermanfest
Clare Waterman, Stephanie’s PhD advisor, was recently inducted to the National Academy of Sciences! Stephanie went to celebrate Clare’s awesome accomplishments and science at a special symposium, Watermanfest, held at the NIH.
Stephanie presents Fabio’s work at the Thematic BPS Meeting: Quantitative Aspects of Membrane Fusion and Fission.
The Biophysical Society had a fantastic meeting: Quantitative Aspects of Membrane Fusion and Fission in Padova, Italy. Stephanie attended and presented Fabio’s unpublished work. The meeting was inspiring and the venue was amazing.
Nick presents at the Emerging Concepts for the Neuronal Cytoskeleton Meeting
Stephanie was to attend and present Nick’s thesis work at the Emerging Concepts for the Neuronal Cytoskeleton EMBO Meeting in Villarrica, Chile. Unfortunately due to weather, full planes, and plane shortages, her trip was cancelled at the last meeting. Luckily Nick could make it from his postdoc lab at OSU, and will present his work from the Gupton lab to an awesome audience.
Emily Wolfgram receives SURF support for summer research in the lab.
Congratulations to Emily for receiving a 2019 SURF (Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship)! We are excited to have you in the lab full time this summer Emily.
TRIM9-Mediated Resolution of Neuroinflammation Confers Neuroprotection upon Ischemic Stroke in Mice
Collaborative work with the Jung lab at USC investigating TRIM9 in stroke is published in Cell Reports
Laura McCormick wins a travel award at the Departmental Retreat
Stephanie on the State of Things
Stephanie had fun on WUNC’s the State of Things discussing the impact of Santiago Ramón y Cajal on neuroscience and art. The Beautiful Brain exhibit at the Ackland Art Museum was fantastic, and we are all so grateful to have had the opportunity to see Ramon y Cajal’s work.
Lab PrePrint is highlighted in a PreLight
Anigika Basant highlighted a preprint from the lab on PreLights. This nicely highlights the significance of the work and summarizes our major findings.
New Lab Preprint Posted
Nick Boyer, Laura McCormick, Fabio Urbina post a preprint about coordination between TRIM9 and TRIM67 in regulation of filopodia stability and axon guidance.