The long awaited workshop funded by EMBO/IUBMB/IBRO/ISN on the Emerging Concepts of the Neuronal Cytoskeleton, that Stephanie has been organizing the past three years with Christophe Letterier, Carlos Wilson, and Christian Gonzalez Billault is finally here! Laura McCormick will be presenting a short talk and two posters, and Chris Ho is presenting a poster.
Category Archives: Meetings
Triangle Cytoskeleton Meeting: Talks, Posters, Awards
Almost the whole lab attended the local ASCB Triangle Cytoskeleton meeting. Laura, Sampada, Chris, and Elliot presented posters, and Chris won a poster award. Stephanie talked about Laura McCormick’s beautiful thesis work
Laura McCormick Present at CSHL Molecular Mechanisms of Neuronal Connectivity
Laura presented her lovely thesis work at the CSHL Meeting Molecular Mechanisms of Neuronal Connectivity
Stephanie talks at GRC Neural Development
Stephanie attends the Neural Development GRC in New Port Rhode Island and talks about Laura McCormick’s beautiful thesis work
Stephanie talks at Dynamics of Cell Polarity GRC
Stephanie attends the Dynamics of Cell Polarity GRC in New London New Hampshire and talks about Laura McCormick’s beautiful thesis work
Stephanie Speaks at the Indian Academy of Neuroscience
Stephanie speaks at the annual meeting of the Indian Academy of Neuroscience in Symposium III: Cytoskeletal and Membrane Adaptations in Neurons, hosted by Arnaub Ghose.
Gupton Lab Works Remotely
The Gupton lab started ramping down our lab work the second week of March, and shuttered our doors on March 17th to socially isolate and slow the spread of coronavirus. We donated all our available PPE and while we miss the lab, we are happy to do our small part in this battle. We have plenty of writing and data analysis to do at home. See you soon lab!
ASCB/EMBO 2019
Stephanie, Fabio, and Laura attended the annual meeting of the ASCB/EMBO in Washington DC, with 2 talks and 4 posters between us (including Shalini Menon and Nick Boyer’s work from the lab). As always ASCB was inspiring, empowering and exhausting!
OIST: Developing Neural Circuits
Melissa attends the Developing Neural Circuits course at the Okinawa Institute for Science and Technology (OIST). Stephanie also lectures at the course.
Motile and Contractile Systems
- Stephanie presents on new functions of TRIM67 in filopodial regulation at the Motile and Contractile Systems Gordon Research conference in New London, NH.