Saanjbati gave a lovely seminar to the MBI community on publishing in Development and her personal journey in academic publishing. It was also a huge privilege to share my own research journey through the Transitions in Development series; click in for the link to the article!
Dual curvature sensing governs cell orientation and curvotaxis. Click in for the link to the article!
The Chan Lab kicked off the summer by welcoming our incoming interns over a hearty meal together!
Click in for the links to both articles!
Looking forward to the exciting science ahead!
The scientific exchange was fantastic and we deeply appreciated her sharing her scientific journey. It was both inspiring and humbling for our early career researchers!
Our heartfelt congratulations to Boon Heng!
A huge thanks to our collaborators and reviewers for offering their invaluable feedback as well!
Researchers from the Chan Lab at MBI demonstrate the importance of compressive stress exhibited by theca cells in healthy follicle maturation and surrounding support cells, suggesting a new perspective in understanding infertility.
Researchers from the Chan Lab at MBI develop a a novel method called quantitative micro-elastography to create detailed 3D maps of ovarian stiffness in mice—revealing crucial insights that could lead to new infertility treatments.
Congratulations to Kim Whye and Kosei for being selected for talks, and Boon Heng for winning the 'Best Poster' prize! Thanks to all who gave feedback on our work!
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