The CSHL Undergraduate Research Program (URP) participants, Summer 2022
Student
Undergraduate institution
CSHL URP lab
Research project title
Mia Lin Amato
Florida Atlantic University
Cheadle Laboratory
Single-nucleus RNA-sequencing of the visual cortex in the context of synaptic refinement
Scarlet Au
Columbia University
Ware Laboratory
Environmental Genome Wide Association Study in Sorghum
William Borges
Brown University
Trotman Laboratory
Oxidative Therapy in Prostate Cancer
Chris Cizmeciyan
Cornell University
Krainer Laboratory
Inhibiting Liver Cancer Growth via Controlled Pyruvate Kinase Splice-Switching
Jean Gonzalez
Vassar College
Tollkuhn Laboratory
Steroidogenesis in Mammalian Brains
Gina Jones
University of Washington Tacoma
dos Santos Laboratory
Defining the Mammary Epithelial Changes Induced by UTI in WT and BRCA1-KO Mouse Models
Laine Marrah
University of Virginia
Krasnitz Laboratory
Inferring Genetic Ancestry from Cancer-Derived ATAC-Seq Data
Nicole Melendez
University of Puerto Rico of Mayaguez
Pedmale Laboratory
The role of ECT2 in blue light signaling in Arabidopsis thaliana plant
Macie Moore
University of Kansas
Cheadle Laboratory
Determination of Tissue Fixation and Designing a Probe for Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization
Sofia Pogliano
Wesleyan University
Jackson Laboratory
The specifics of SHOOT MERISTEMLESS trafficking
Ethan Register
Brown University
Beyaz Laboratory
Regulation of Epithelial MHC-II expression by YAP signaling
Nicolas Rios
Johns Hopkins University
Albeanu Laboratory
Describing the Role of Cortico-Bulbar Feedback in Behavioral Flexibility
Rosa Sanchez
University of California, Santa Cruz
Joshua-Tor Laboratory
Understanding the Binding Preferences of CSR-1a
Will Slatton
Rice University
Engel Laboratory
Learning Flexible 2D Neural Dynamics from Spikes
Matthew Venezia
Stony Brook University
Navlakha Laboratory
Elucidating the Developmental Process of Voronoi Patterning in Leaves of Pilea peperomioides
Abigail Williams
University of Cambridge
Banerjee Laboratory
Evolution of vocal communication in singing mice
Marta Zaccaria
University College London
Janowitz Laboratory
Investigating ketogenic diet-induced changes in the stress response to cancer cachexia
Phillip Zhou
Amherst College
Koo Laboratory
Seeing through Akita’s eyes using interpretability methods
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