We love our grad students in the Hanlon lab. Here are the grad students currently uncovering clues about the Bs!
Apr 10
We love our grad students in the Hanlon lab. Here are the grad students currently uncovering clues about the Bs!
The Hanlon Lab had a great time in San Diego at #DROS25 ! While sharing their work with other scientists, the lab made memories and created new inside jokes. We`d share one with you, but you had to `B` there
Mar 28
The Hanlon Lab had a great time in San Diego at #DROS25 ! While sharing their work with other scientists, the lab made memories and created new inside jokes. We`d share one with you, but you had to `B` there
Double post B-cause the Hanlon Lab has been rocking presentations this weekend with Annette getting selected to present at the Big East Conference in NYC. You could say we put the "B" in Big East!!
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Swipe to see a Hanlon Lab alum showing his support for the lab!
Mar 16
Double post B-cause the Hanlon Lab has been rocking presentations this weekend with Annette getting selected to present at the Big East Conference in NYC. You could say we put the "B" in Big East!!
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Swipe to see a Hanlon Lab alum showing his support for the lab!
Ed had the room Buzzing after sharing his plans to edit the B chromosome at RIPS
Was the Hanlon Lab at MCB`s recruitment?
You better B-lieve it!!
The Hanlon lab does not let the cold weather stop them from their experiments 😤 Here`s to the New Year B-ing full of exciting discoveries!
Jan 10
The Hanlon lab does not let the cold weather stop them from their experiments 😤 Here`s to the New Year B-ing full of exciting discoveries!
Another un-B-lievable year in the Hanlon Lab! Thanks for all your hard work and making the lab a great place to B!
Clockwise, from bottom left: Michelle, Kaylah, Haneesh, Natalie, Robin, Stacey, Shania, Edward, Annette, Abby, and Suparna (not pictured: Paul).
Dec 13
Another un-B-lievable year in the Hanlon Lab! Thanks for all your hard work and making the lab a great place to B!
Clockwise, from bottom left: Michelle, Kaylah, Haneesh, Natalie, Robin, Stacey, Shania, Edward, Annette, Abby, and Suparna (not pictured: Paul).
The Hanlon Lab had a B-witching time B-ing the crew from Inside Out 2 for Halloween! Such a creative bunch of scientists!
Oct 30
The Hanlon Lab had a B-witching time B-ing the crew from Inside Out 2 for Halloween! Such a creative bunch of scientists!
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Great job, Paulo! We are so proud 🙂 #HanlonLabAlumRock
Our lab's latest PhD candidate is Paulo Belato! Congrats on an excellent prelim exam. In Paulo's own words, "Let's go!"
That's a wrap on #TAGC24 posters for @TheHanlonLab! @MengjiaMLin drew a crowd B-cause of her enthusiasm!
@ImKaylahB is working up a storm at the #TAGC poster session tonight! If you don't catch her in the next 30 minutes, find @MengjiaMLin tomorrow to hear more about the work we do in @TheHanlonLab
First night of #TAGC24 posters was a success! @ryanmgado and @SKalladanthyil gave B-eautiful posters! For more exciting research from @TheHanlonLab, check out my poster tomorrow and @MengjiaMLin on Saturday!
So much to 'B' thankful for in the Hanlon Lab! We hosted another two awesome rotation students (Jasmine and Edward), and everyone came to 'B' together for our annual end-of-year pizza gathering to celebrate another great year in the Hanlon Lab. I'm so proud of the B team!
Daria, our awesome Fall McNair Apprentice, is doing great at dissecting out lots of ovaries for her shadowing project - can't wait to see those B-utiful images from them!
Since we have such a "stellar" crew, we decided to B the Solar System for Halloween! NOTE: planets and distances not to scale. With grad students @ImKaylahB and Shania (@MengjiaMLin in spirit), rotons Jasmine, Edward, and Alex, and undergraduates @ryanmgado, Annette, and Louise.
What could "B" more wonderful than one awesome @UConnMCB Ph.D. rotation students working in the lab? How about TWO! Thanks to Maddy (left) and Alex (right) for checking out the Hanlon Lab this rotation cycle! Also thanks to their B-team mentors, @ImKaylahB and @MengjiaMLin!
Emma, our NSF REU student, did an awesome job sharing her summer research exploring how Wolbachia affects B chromosome transmission. Her results show that Wolbachia infection may suppress drive of the Bs! Thanks for B-ing with us, Emma!
