Katherine PalozolaAug 23, 2016Beginner’s Guide on How to Keep a Lab Notebook for Bioinformatic AnalysesMore biologists, myself included, are using computational approaches to analyze large data sets and now wrestle withfinding the best...
Lindsey WeedAug 23, 2016Special InterestThe Penn approach to tackling Zika virusThe first confirmed Zika virus (ZIKV) infections in Brazil were promulgated by the Pan American Health Organization in May 2015. By the...
Hayley HanbyAug 23, 2016Research SpotlightDon’t read a mesenchymal stem cell by its gene expression levelsOne of the first successful tissue replacement therapies was artificial skin, developed by Drs. Ioannis Yannas and John Burke in 1979....
Camille SyrettAug 23, 2016Research SpotlightWhen Tumor Cells Fight BackThe immune system possesses the essential ability to detect and destroy abnormal cells, such as cancer cells. Recently, the critical...
Siddharth KishoreAug 23, 2016Where Are They Now?Where Are They Now? Jessica BryantThere is a noticeable trend in recent times of science graduates pursuing alternative careers in science, to an extent where one might...
Kelsey SpeerAug 23, 2016Special InterestTeaching experience at PennWhen I came to graduate school, I was excited to learn about both scientific research and science teaching. I specifically chose my...
Iryna ShakhmantsirAug 23, 2016Where Are They Now?Where Are They Now? Renske ErionCrafting a non-academic career path for a typical CAMB graduate student can be a complex balancing act of juggling never-ending hours of...
Hayley HanbyAug 23, 2016Where Are They Now?Where Are They Now? Amy DeMicco and Matthew HarmsAmy DeMicco and Matthew Harms—CB and DSRB alumni, respectively—both work for AstraZeneca in Sweden. Amy and Matthew bring interesting...
Neha PancholiAug 23, 2016Research SpotlightHoly shift! Changes in poop mark disease progressionAnimal models of disease are crucial to understanding disease progression in humans. In a recent article published in the American...