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!
Joe was invited to speak at the Institute of Physics (Academia Sinica) and the International Center for Wound Repair and Regeneration (NCKU). Great feedback on our ongoing work with exciting potential for future collaborations. Hope to be back soon!
Joe was recently invited to speak at British Society for Cell Biology Annual Conference (UK), Hubrecht Institute (Netherlands), Paris Cite ́University (France), Collège de France (France), Reproductive Ageing Conference (USA) and MBI-Weizmann Institute joint symposium (Israel). It was also great catching up with old friends, mentors and collaborators!
Our postdoc Anna Jaeschke has been awarded the prestigious Walter-Benjamin Fellowship from DFG (German Research Foundation) for her research investigating the role of tissue microenvironment in ovarian ageing and infertility. Congratulations to Anna!
Celebration on the award of MOE Tier 2 grant! Also a warm welcome to our new RA Apoorva and postdoc Yuting, and visitor scientists Matt and Ali from the BRITElab at UWA. Looking forward to exciting collaboration on probing ovarian mechanics using optical elastography!
Joe shares about his exciting scientific journey in this interview article entitled The positives of being under "pressure" in JCB People & Ideas.
Chan Lab had a lovely end-of-year Xmas dinner jointly with the lab of Tetsuya Hiraiwa. Looking forward to exciting science and collaboration in the year to come!
Great effort from the lab who contributed to this article, where we hope to provide fresh perspectives in this thriving field.
Great fun to learn and network with the stem cell community in Singapore!
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