Music and Science with Cassandra Extavour! Check out Cassandra on Episode 8 of The Handel and Haydn Society‘s Tuning In Podcast, with Guy Fishman.
Congratulations to Emily Rivard for passing her qualifying exam!
Tarun and Leo‘s paper titled “Topology-driven analysis of protein-protein interaction networks detects functional genetic modules regulating reproductive capacity” has been published on elife!
Congratulations to Beatrice Steinert for receiving the HCBI Simmons Award for 2020-2021!
Congratulations to Emily Rivard for receiving the HCBI Simmons Award for 2020-2021!
Congratulations to Honghao Song for receiving the HCBI Simmons Award for 2020-2021!
Congratulations to Dwayne Evans for receiving the HCBI Simmons Award for 2020-2021!
Carrie, Arpita and Nina’s preprint titled “Adaptation of codon and amino acid use for translational functions in highly expressed cricket genes” has been posted to bioRxiv!
Tarun and Leo’s preprint titled “Topology-driven analysis of protein-protein interaction networks detects functional genetic modules regulating reproductive capacity” has been posted to bioRxiv!
Congratulations to Jonchee Kao for passing his qualifying exam!
Creativity springs from unusual pairings! Check out Cassandra’s feature in the Boston Globe.
Arpita’s paper on the “Shared cell biological functions may underlie pleiotropy of gene regulatory modules in the germ lines and nervous systems of animals” is now posted on Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution!
This is what a scientist looks like! Check out Cassandra’s feature in the Harvard Gazette about the “I Am A Scientist” project. Article here
Check out Cassandra featured in I Am A Scientist. A campaign to empower the next generation of STE(A)M. The People’s Science.
Guillem’s new preprint titled “Insights into the genomic evolution of insects from cricket genomes” has been posted to bioRxiv!
Sam’s new preprint on the evolution of insect ovaries has been posted to bioRxiv!
Check out Extavour Lab research on the oskar origins featured in A gene with an unexpected origin! – A 2020 Cool Paper
Congrats to Dwayne Evans on his episode on the My Fave Queer Chemist Podcast!
Horizontal helper! Check out Cassandra and Leo’s feature in the Harvard Gazette discussing how oskar plays a critical role in the creation of germ cells in some insects.
Cassandra was named a Harvard College Professor for her contributions to research, mentoring and teaching at Harvard. Read the entire article here.
