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Ramalldf — Mon, 27 May 2013 21:03:46 GMT

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-	*'''04/01/2013''': Eva Huang (chemical engineering) and Leanna Owen (biophysics) have joined our lab as PhD students. Eva passed her qualifying exams (Congrats!) and Leanna will take hers next year (customary for the biophysics program).	+	*'''04/01/2013''': Eva Huang (chemical engineering) and Leanna Owen (biophysics) have joined our lab as PhD students. Eva passed her pre-qualifying exams (Congrats!) and Leanna will take hers next year (customary for the biophysics program).

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Ramalldf — Mon, 27 May 2013 20:56:25 GMT

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	*'''03/26/2013''': The Dunn Lab took a trip to UC-Berkeley for the CDB Spring Symposium called "The Mechanical Basis for Biological Form." This symposium hosted experts in the mechanobiology field, and so we got to hear presentations from Ron Vale, Mike Sheetz, Clare Waterman, Tarun Kapoor, Martin Schwartz, Thomas Lecuit, James Nelson, Doug DeSimone, and Valerie Weaver. These speakers are all familiar to our lab, because we read their papers frequently and present them at literature reviews. It was a wonderful experience to meet them in person and hear their talks, and I hope we can maintain strong academic relationships in the future.		*'''03/26/2013''': The Dunn Lab took a trip to UC-Berkeley for the CDB Spring Symposium called "The Mechanical Basis for Biological Form." This symposium hosted experts in the mechanobiology field, and so we got to hear presentations from Ron Vale, Mike Sheetz, Clare Waterman, Tarun Kapoor, Martin Schwartz, Thomas Lecuit, James Nelson, Doug DeSimone, and Valerie Weaver. These speakers are all familiar to our lab, because we read their papers frequently and present them at literature reviews. It was a wonderful experience to meet them in person and hear their talks, and I hope we can maintain strong academic relationships in the future.
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		+	*'''02/01/2013-02/05/2013''': The Dunn Lab attended the the Annual Biophysical Society Meeting in Philadelphia and presented 3 posters and 1 talk. This was a great experience for us to hear some of the current work being done in the field, and get the opportunity to discuss our projects with other researchers. It's especially helpful when outside perspective is provided, because it's intellectually stimulating and motivating.


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		+	*'''12/15/2012-12/19/2012''': The Dunn Lab attended the the Annual ASCB (American Society for Cell Biology) Meeting in San Francisco and several members presented posters there. This was the first time for many of us at a cell biology conference, so it was a nice experience getting exposed to such a diverse assortment of projects in cell biology. It's necessary for some of us who don't come from cell biology backgrounds to get immersed in the field, and this conference was a great way of getting immersed.

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Ramalldf — Mon, 27 May 2013 20:22:47 GMT

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-	*'''03/26/2013''': The Dunn Lab took a trip to ~~our neighbor university~~ UC-Berkeley for the CDB Spring Symposium called "The Mechanical Basis for Biological Form." This symposium hosted experts in the mechanobiology field, and so we got to hear presentations from Ron Vale, Mike Sheetz, Clare Waterman, Tarun Kapoor, Martin Schwartz, Thomas Lecuit, James Nelson, Doug DeSimone, and Valerie Weaver. These speakers are all familiar to our lab, because ~~theirs are the papers~~ we ~~have been reading~~ and ~~presenting in our~~ literature reviews. It was a wonderful experience to meet them in person and hear their talks.	+	*'''03/26/2013''': The Dunn Lab took a trip to UC-Berkeley for the CDB Spring Symposium called "The Mechanical Basis for Biological Form." This symposium hosted experts in the mechanobiology field, and so we got to hear presentations from Ron Vale, Mike Sheetz, Clare Waterman, Tarun Kapoor, Martin Schwartz, Thomas Lecuit, James Nelson, Doug DeSimone, and Valerie Weaver. These speakers are all familiar to our lab, because we read their papers frequently and present them at literature reviews. It was a wonderful experience to meet them in person and hear their talks, and I hope we can maintain strong academic relationships in the future.

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Ramalldf — Mon, 27 May 2013 20:19:44 GMT

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	*'''04/01/2013''': Eva Huang (chemical engineering) and Leanna Owen (biophysics) have joined our lab as PhD students. Eva passed her qualifying exams (Congrats!) and Leanna will take hers next year (customary for the biophysics program).		*'''04/01/2013''': Eva Huang (chemical engineering) and Leanna Owen (biophysics) have joined our lab as PhD students. Eva passed her qualifying exams (Congrats!) and Leanna will take hers next year (customary for the biophysics program).
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	*'''03/26/2013''': The Dunn Lab took a trip to our neighbor university UC-Berkeley for the CDB Spring Symposium called "The Mechanical Basis for Biological Form." This symposium hosted experts in the mechanobiology field, and so we got to hear presentations from Ron Vale, Mike Sheetz, Clare Waterman, Tarun Kapoor, Martin Schwartz, Thomas Lecuit, James Nelson, Doug DeSimone, and Valerie Weaver. These speakers are all familiar to our lab, because theirs are the papers we have been reading and presenting in our literature reviews. It was a wonderful experience to meet them in person and hear their talks.		*'''03/26/2013''': The Dunn Lab took a trip to our neighbor university UC-Berkeley for the CDB Spring Symposium called "The Mechanical Basis for Biological Form." This symposium hosted experts in the mechanobiology field, and so we got to hear presentations from Ron Vale, Mike Sheetz, Clare Waterman, Tarun Kapoor, Martin Schwartz, Thomas Lecuit, James Nelson, Doug DeSimone, and Valerie Weaver. These speakers are all familiar to our lab, because theirs are the papers we have been reading and presenting in our literature reviews. It was a wonderful experience to meet them in person and hear their talks.
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	*'''02/01/2013''': Sheil Kee joined our lab as a postdoctoral scholar. She did her graduate work in Doug Robinson's lab in Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Welcome Sheil!		*'''02/01/2013''': Sheil Kee joined our lab as a postdoctoral scholar. She did her graduate work in Doug Robinson's lab in Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Welcome Sheil!
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Ramalldf — Mon, 27 May 2013 20:19:30 GMT

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Ramalldf — Mon, 27 May 2013 20:00:29 GMT

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-	*'''11/05/12''': ~~The Dunn~~ lab ~~welcomes its newest member, Masatoshi's newborn daughter Yuzuki~~! ~~This is wonderful news~~ for the ~~lab, as we have yet another cute baby to keep us company at lab events~~. ~~Congratulations to Masatoshi and his family!~~	+	*'''04/01/2013''': Eva Huang (chemical engineering) and Leanna Owen (biophysics) have joined our lab as PhD students. Eva passed her qualifying exams (Congrats!) and Leanna will take hers next year (customary for the biophysics program).


-	*'''10/29/12''': ~~Maggie Ostrowski won the best poster award in the fluid dynamics section at the 2012 AIChE annual meeting in Pittsburgh~~. ~~As part of her award, she was given the opportunity to present~~ her work in ~~an oral session the following day; she did an awesome job at both presentations~~. ~~Congrats Maggie.~~	+	*'''02/01/2013''': Sheil Kee joined our lab as a postdoctoral scholar. She did her graduate work in Doug Robinson's lab in Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Welcome Sheil!


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		+	*'''11/05/12''': The Dunn lab welcomes its newest member, Masatoshi's newborn daughter Yuzuki! This is wonderful news for the lab, as we have yet another cute baby to keep us company at lab events. Congratulations to Masatoshi and his family!
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		+	*'''10/29/12''': Maggie Ostrowski won the best poster award in the fluid dynamics section at the 2012 AIChE annual meeting in Pittsburgh. As part of her award, she was given the opportunity to present her work in an oral session the following day; she did an awesome job at both presentations. Congrats Maggie.

	*'''09/15/12''': The Dunn lab welcomes its newest member! Andrew Price from the biophysics program has joined our lab after rotating in the summer quarter. Welcome Andrew!		*'''09/15/12''': The Dunn lab welcomes its newest member! Andrew Price from the biophysics program has joined our lab after rotating in the summer quarter. Welcome Andrew!

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Ramalldf — Wed, 07 Nov 2012 08:26:24 GMT

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	*'''11/05/12''': The Dunn lab welcomes its newest member, Masatoshi's newborn daughter Yuzuki! This is wonderful news for the lab, as we have yet another cute baby to keep us company at lab events. Congratulations to Masatoshi and his family!		*'''11/05/12''': The Dunn lab welcomes its newest member, Masatoshi's newborn daughter Yuzuki! This is wonderful news for the lab, as we have yet another cute baby to keep us company at lab events. Congratulations to Masatoshi and his family!
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	*'''10/29/12''': Maggie Ostrowski won the best poster award in the fluid dynamics section at the 2012 AIChE annual meeting in Pittsburgh. As part of her award, she was given the opportunity to present her work in an oral session the following day; she did an awesome job at both presentations. Congrats Maggie.		*'''10/29/12''': Maggie Ostrowski won the best poster award in the fluid dynamics section at the 2012 AIChE annual meeting in Pittsburgh. As part of her award, she was given the opportunity to present her work in an oral session the following day; she did an awesome job at both presentations. Congrats Maggie.
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Ramalldf — Wed, 07 Nov 2012 08:23:20 GMT

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-	*'''09/15/12''': The Dunn lab welcomes its newest member! ~~Andrew Price from~~ the ~~biophysics program has joined our~~ lab ~~after rotating~~ in the ~~summer quarter~~. ~~Welcome Andrew!~~	+	*'''11/05/12''': The Dunn lab welcomes its newest member, Masatoshi's newborn daughter Yuzuki! This is wonderful news for the lab, as we have yet another cute baby to keep us company at lab events. Congratulations to Masatoshi and his family!
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		+	*'''10/29/12''': Maggie Ostrowski won the best poster award in the fluid dynamics section at the 2012 AIChE annual meeting in Pittsburgh. As part of her award, she was given the opportunity to present her work in an oral session the following day; she did an awesome job at both presentations. Congrats Maggie.
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		+	*'''09/15/12''': The Dunn lab welcomes its newest member! Andrew Price from the biophysics program has joined our lab after rotating in the summer quarter. Welcome Andrew!

	*'''09/07/12''': It's official: Alex was awarded the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) grant. The grant is titled "Role of mechanical signaling in stem cell self-renewal and differentiation," and the public abstract is provided on the list of all [http://www.cirm.ca.gov/for-researchers/researchfunding?RFA%5B%5D=1366 CIRM grants]. Congrats Alex! This is awesome.		*'''09/07/12''': It's official: Alex was awarded the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) grant. The grant is titled "Role of mechanical signaling in stem cell self-renewal and differentiation," and the public abstract is provided on the list of all [http://www.cirm.ca.gov/for-researchers/researchfunding?RFA%5B%5D=1366 CIRM grants]. Congrats Alex! This is awesome.

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Ramalldf — Sun, 16 Sep 2012 21:29:19 GMT

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		+	*'''09/15/12''': The Dunn lab welcomes its newest member! Andrew Price from the biophysics program has joined our lab after rotating in the summer quarter. Welcome Andrew!

-	*'''09/07/12''': It's official: Alex was awarded the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) grant. The grant is titled "Role of mechanical signaling in stem cell self-renewal and differentiation," and the public abstract is provided on the list of all [http://www.cirm.ca.gov/for-researchers/researchfunding?RFA%5B%5D=1366 CIRM grants]. Congrats Alex! This is awesome.	+	[[Image:Dunn lab new icon mini.png]]
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		+	*'''09/07/12''': It's official: Alex was awarded the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) grant. The grant is titled "Role of mechanical signaling in stem cell self-renewal and differentiation," and the public abstract is provided on the list of all [http://www.cirm.ca.gov/for-researchers/researchfunding?RFA%5B%5D=1366 CIRM grants]. Congrats Alex! This is awesome.
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	*'''08/03/12''': Here's another link to the Stanford press release on the PNAS paper, it was featured in the [http://news.stanford.edu/news/2012/august/mechanical-living-cells-080112.html Stanford Report], which is a news collection for events around campus. Take a look!		*'''08/03/12''': Here's another link to the Stanford press release on the PNAS paper, it was featured in the [http://news.stanford.edu/news/2012/august/mechanical-living-cells-080112.html Stanford Report], which is a news collection for events around campus. Take a look!

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Ramalldf — Sat, 08 Sep 2012 00:32:06 GMT

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-	*'''09/07/12''': It's official: Alex was awarded the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) grant. The grant is titled "Role of mechanical signaling in stem cell self-renewal and differentiation," and the public abstract is provided on the list of all ~~CIRM grants awarded linked~~ [http://www.cirm.ca.gov/for-researchers/researchfunding?RFA%5B%5D=1366 ~~here~~]. Congrats Alex! This is awesome.	+	*'''09/07/12''': It's official: Alex was awarded the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) grant. The grant is titled "Role of mechanical signaling in stem cell self-renewal and differentiation," and the public abstract is provided on the list of all [http://www.cirm.ca.gov/for-researchers/researchfunding?RFA%5B%5D=1366 CIRM grants]. Congrats Alex! This is awesome.

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