Congratulations, Zahra and Michael!
Zahra accepts the inaugural Diabetes Knowledge Award (DKA) awarded by the Stanford Diabetes Research Center for the most impactful, original diabetes-related publication from Stanford in 2017-2018
Laboratory of Diabetes and Obesity Signaling
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Congratulations, Ting!
Congratulations, Ting, on being awarded a Stanford Deans Postdoctoral Fellowship!
Recent and upcoming travels….
It has been really fun and stimulating to meet recently new colleagues and learn about great science at other institutions. In March, Mary was a faculty member in a week-long systems biology course in Innsbruck, Austria (SysBio 2018: 8th Advanced Lecture Course on Systems Biology) and also gave a seminar on March 29th at Johns Hopkins University co-hosted by the Dept. of Cell Biology and Institute of Cell Dynamics. On May 4th, Mary gave a seminar at the Solvay Workshop on “Dynamics of biological systems: Modelling genetic, signaling and microbial networks” held at The International Solvay Institutes, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium. Mary also gave a seminar on May 14th in the Quantitative Biology Seminar Series at UC San Diego as a “Students’ choice” speaker invited by the graduate students in the UCSD Quantitative Biology PhD program.
This July, Mary will be giving seminars at The Francis Crick Institute in London, England (July 9th), as well as in the Cold Spring Harbor Course on Single Cell Analysis, Cold Spring Harbor, NY (July 12th).
Congratulations, Zahra, Michael, Stefan, and Devon!
Congratulations on the acceptance of your paper in Cell Metabolism!! Awesome work!
A transcriptional circuit filters oscillating circadian hormonal inputs to regulate fat cell differentiation
Bahrami-Nejad Z*, Zhao ML*, Tholen S, Hunerdosse D, Tkach KE, van Schie S, Chung M, and Teruel MN. (2018). *equal contribution, Cell Metabolism Apr 3; 27(4):854-868.e8. [Pubmed]
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Congratulations, Kyle, Brooks, and Michael!
Congratulations on the acceptance of your paper in Molecular Systems Biology!! Awesome job in making important insight into the conflicting noise requirements for different types of signaling in cells!
Expression variation and covariation impair analog and enable binary signaling control
Kovary KM, Taylor B, Zhao ML, and Teruel MN. (2018). Molecular Systems Biology 14 (5): e7997. [Pubmed]
Lab outing to iFly in Fremont!
Pretty cool experience! We all flew – some even managed to look like Superman in action!
Congratulations, Ewa!
Congratulations, Ewa, on being awarded an American Heart Association Postdoctoral Fellowship!
Welcome, Ting Huan!
We would like to extend a warm welcome to Ting Huan Chen as a new postdoctoral fellow in the lab!
Harvard Systems Biology
Mary gave a seminar at Harvard on Jan. 30th sponsored by the Dept. of Systems Biology at Harvard Medical School. Thank you so much to Pam Silver for being such a wonderful host!
U. Chicago
Mary gave an Interdisciplinary Research Seminar on Jan. 16th sponsored by the Institute for Biophysical Dynamics at U. Chicago. Thanks so much to Mike Rust for being such a great host!