A beautiful image of the developing diaphragm with muscle in purple and nerves in brown. Thanks to Liz!
Gab succumbs to the lab's curse of broken bones.
Mary's PhD research is on the cover of Disease Models and Mechanisms!
Read our paper in Disease Models and Mechanisms.
Lab experiments in pressing grapes into juice
Eric passes prelims!
Alex defends her PhD!
Mary defends her PhD!
Jenn receives staff excellence award and returns to school
GRC Myogenesis 2015 participants
GRC Myogenesis 2015 banquet pictures
GRC Myogenesis 2015 Poster Winners!
Gordon Research Conference on Myogenesis begins at Il Ciocco, Barga, Italy!
We celebrate the publication of our paper on the role of satellite cells in muscle homeostasis in Nature Communications, at long last!
Read the paper!
CDH awareness with the local CHERUBS group at the Salt Lake Bees
Gab joins CHERUBS to lobby Congress for funding of CDH research
Tom McFadden raps about our research!
Our research covered by Carl Zimmer in the New York Times!
Our research on development of the diaphragm and congenital diaphragmatic hernias (CDH) is covered by Carl Zimmer in the New York Times. Thanks to Shannon May for a fun illustration of diaphragm evolution!
Multiple new podcasts about CDH produced by the University of Utah
Our new research findings on CDH explained in Interview with Gabrielle.
What parents need to know after receiving a CDH diagnosis, explained by University of Utah pediatric surgeon Stephen J Fenton.
Josh Hensley, parent of two CDH babies, explains sources of support for CDH parent. Cherubs is a national CDH support group.
Our paper on development of the diaphragm and Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernias is published in Nature Genetics.
At long last our diaphragm paper is published!
Allyson wins the Prahl Award!
The Prahl Award is presented annually to the outstanding PhD graduate in the Health Sciences at the University of Utah. Congrats Allyson for a wonderful dissertation!