Congrats to Kim Whye for being selected to give an oral presentation and for receiving a travel award for the upcoming Imaging Mouse Development Workshop! Congrats also to Jake for being awarded the prestigious EMBL CPP grant to engage in collaboration with the Prevedel lab!
Joe was invited to present at the International Symposium on Mechanical control of biological self-organization and the IUPAB Congress 2024 in Kyoto, as well as at WPI-PRIMe in Osaka. It was also a great pleasure to meet up with Katsuhiko Hayashi, an inspiring figure in ovaroids studies!
Great to see developmental mechanics getting highlighted!
Congratulations to Arikta for driving this project!
Congratulations to Kim Whye and Boon Heng (below) for presenting their latest research on ovarian follicle development and to Kosei for being awarded the 'Best Poster Prize' at the SCBS Annual Conference 2024.
Joe presents the lab's latest work on murine ovary elasticity at the ACRLE Conference 2024.
Farewell to Yuting - we will miss you dearly! All the best in your next endeavor as an independent researcher!
Over the March school holidays, the Chan Lab headed MBI's Outreach to a group of students from Raffles Girls' School comprising talks and lab demonstrations by MBI's core staff, students and researchers.
The Chan Lab is incredibly grateful to have Ray share his research with us. After enjoying many discussions and fun moments, we look forward to more future collaborations!
Congratulations to Jake Turley in securing prestigious Eric & Wendy Schmidt AI in Science Postdoc Fellowship!
As the year draws to a close, the Chan Lab celebrated the achievements and contributions by everyone (including many new faces!) in 2023 with an early Christmas dinner, and to thank them for their hard work this busy year. The Lab looks forward to more wonderful things to come in 2024!
Congratulations to Arikta and Yuting for being selected as speakers and sharing their latest research on ovarian folliculogenesis in MBI Conference 2023: Mechanobiology in Health and Disease. Thanks to various feedback following the talks!
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