June 1, 2020
It's a time of great change in the lab. We are thrilled to welcome Kuang-Tse Wang, a student from the GGD graduate program, to the lab for his thesis research! Two seniors have virtually graduated: Allison Chang, a nutrition major, will go on to pursue a masters in Nutrition here at Cornell (and hopefully we'll see here when she returns to Ithaca!). Lydia Zamidar, a Biological Sciences major, will work as a technician in Brian Kim's laboratory at Washington University in St. Louis! Congratulations to everyone for making progress during these challenging times.
May 7, 2020
Divya Shiroor's paper is available online at Current Biology! This is the first installment of her project, in which she discovers that injury interferes with radiation-induced cell death. She created an amazing video to accompany it, as an explainer, featuring adorable hand-drawn cartoons. This is a very exciting week for the Adler lab!
May 6, 2020
Tisha Bohr releases a preprint of her postdoctoral work! In this fantastic paper, she asks whether planarian stem cells can sense the identity of missing organs. Short answer: depending on which organs are removed, stem cells behave differently! This begins to answer the question of how stem cells 'know' what to regenerate.
March 9, 2020
Welcome to GGD rotation student Kuang-Tse Wang. His rotation, during the COVID-19 shutdown, is bound to be an adventure for all of us.
January 5, 2020
Welcome to BMCB rotation student Jacob Odell!
November 16, 2019
Divya Shiroor (Adler lab grad student) will be the keynote speaker at DBNY (Developmental Biology New York) on November 16 at Ithaca College. DBNY is the first conference focused on undergraduate research in upstate New York and is organized by Ithaca College Biology faculty Te-Wen Lo and Ian Woods. Hopefully this will be the first of many conferences held at IC.
July 31, 2019
We have had a great time teaching in the MBL Neurobiology course! Graduate student Divya Shiroor TA'ed and oversaw an exciting project dissecting feeding behavior as part of the Functional Genomics section of this intensive course for training graduate students and postdocs from all over the world.
July 1, 2019
Big week! Divya Shiroor's exciting paper describing a new injury-induced stem cell behavior (sneak peek, stem cells do more than just proliferate in response to injury) is available as a preprint! This is a big moment for the lab too, since it's our first preprint!
Also, Carrie was awarded a grant from the President's Council for Cornell Women! Thank you very much for your support of our work.
June 3, 2019
Welcome to our new summer undergraduate, Lydia Zamidar.
March 11, 2019
Welcome to our new rotation student from the GGD program, Kayla Wilson.
January 8, 2019
Welcome to our new rotation student Jessica Willdigg (BMCB).
October 30, 2018
Welcome to our new undergrad Lourdes Pajuelo, who will take care of our planaria colony!
October 15, 2018
Welcome to our new rotation students Victoria Serrano (GGD) and Jumana Badar (BMCB).
September 10, 2018
Welcome undergraduates Allison Chang and Jackie Han!
July 27, 2018
Carrie taught in the MBL Neurobiology course, along with graduate student James Cleland from Jochen Rink's lab at MPI-CBG. We had a blast introducing planarians to aspiring neuroscientists.
July 16, 2018
Divya and Tisha give talks at the International Planarian Meeting in Madison, Wisconsin.
May 24, 2018
Divya Shiroor wins an award for her poster presentation at the Cornell Stem Cell Program's annual retreat! We are very thankful to be part of this engaged community of stem cell researchers in Ithaca.
May 2018
Undergraduate Elif Magemizoglu wraps up her time in the lab, and is heading to Rockefeller University for graduate school! Congratulations on graduating from Cornell and enjoy New York City!
April 22, 2018
Divya Shiroor wins an award for giving the Best Graduate Student Talk at the Northeast Society for Developmental Biology meeting in Woods Hole, Massachusetts! Congratulations Divya!
April 15, 2018
Carrie is awarded a seed grant from the Cornell Stem Cell program to study DNA damage in planarians.
March 26, 2018
Divya and Tisha's video guide to chemical amputation is published in the Journal of Visual Experiments.
March 15, 2018
BMCB student Bhargav Sanketi starts his rotation in the lab!
November 2017
Divya Shiroor passes her A exam with flying colors!
September 2017
Tisha Bohr single-handedly starts Science on Tap: a monthly series of public talks by Cornell scientists for the larger Ithaca community. Find information and updates here.
August 2017
Divya Shiroor is selected to represent the College of Veterinary Medicine at the Inauguration of Cornell's incoming president, Martha Pollack. She presented a poster of her research.
July 2017
Tisha and Carrie teach in the Neurobiology course at MBL!
September 2016
Tisha Bohr joins the lab to start her postdoc after an amazingly productive PhD with Needhi Bhalla at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
May 2016
BBS graduate student Divya Shiroor is the brave first member of the Adler lab!
September 2015
The lab opens its doors
It's a time of great change in the lab. We are thrilled to welcome Kuang-Tse Wang, a student from the GGD graduate program, to the lab for his thesis research! Two seniors have virtually graduated: Allison Chang, a nutrition major, will go on to pursue a masters in Nutrition here at Cornell (and hopefully we'll see here when she returns to Ithaca!). Lydia Zamidar, a Biological Sciences major, will work as a technician in Brian Kim's laboratory at Washington University in St. Louis! Congratulations to everyone for making progress during these challenging times.
May 7, 2020
Divya Shiroor's paper is available online at Current Biology! This is the first installment of her project, in which she discovers that injury interferes with radiation-induced cell death. She created an amazing video to accompany it, as an explainer, featuring adorable hand-drawn cartoons. This is a very exciting week for the Adler lab!
May 6, 2020
Tisha Bohr releases a preprint of her postdoctoral work! In this fantastic paper, she asks whether planarian stem cells can sense the identity of missing organs. Short answer: depending on which organs are removed, stem cells behave differently! This begins to answer the question of how stem cells 'know' what to regenerate.
March 9, 2020
Welcome to GGD rotation student Kuang-Tse Wang. His rotation, during the COVID-19 shutdown, is bound to be an adventure for all of us.
January 5, 2020
Welcome to BMCB rotation student Jacob Odell!
November 16, 2019
Divya Shiroor (Adler lab grad student) will be the keynote speaker at DBNY (Developmental Biology New York) on November 16 at Ithaca College. DBNY is the first conference focused on undergraduate research in upstate New York and is organized by Ithaca College Biology faculty Te-Wen Lo and Ian Woods. Hopefully this will be the first of many conferences held at IC.
July 31, 2019
We have had a great time teaching in the MBL Neurobiology course! Graduate student Divya Shiroor TA'ed and oversaw an exciting project dissecting feeding behavior as part of the Functional Genomics section of this intensive course for training graduate students and postdocs from all over the world.
July 1, 2019
Big week! Divya Shiroor's exciting paper describing a new injury-induced stem cell behavior (sneak peek, stem cells do more than just proliferate in response to injury) is available as a preprint! This is a big moment for the lab too, since it's our first preprint!
Also, Carrie was awarded a grant from the President's Council for Cornell Women! Thank you very much for your support of our work.
June 3, 2019
Welcome to our new summer undergraduate, Lydia Zamidar.
March 11, 2019
Welcome to our new rotation student from the GGD program, Kayla Wilson.
January 8, 2019
Welcome to our new rotation student Jessica Willdigg (BMCB).
October 30, 2018
Welcome to our new undergrad Lourdes Pajuelo, who will take care of our planaria colony!
October 15, 2018
Welcome to our new rotation students Victoria Serrano (GGD) and Jumana Badar (BMCB).
September 10, 2018
Welcome undergraduates Allison Chang and Jackie Han!
July 27, 2018
Carrie taught in the MBL Neurobiology course, along with graduate student James Cleland from Jochen Rink's lab at MPI-CBG. We had a blast introducing planarians to aspiring neuroscientists.
July 16, 2018
Divya and Tisha give talks at the International Planarian Meeting in Madison, Wisconsin.
May 24, 2018
Divya Shiroor wins an award for her poster presentation at the Cornell Stem Cell Program's annual retreat! We are very thankful to be part of this engaged community of stem cell researchers in Ithaca.
May 2018
Undergraduate Elif Magemizoglu wraps up her time in the lab, and is heading to Rockefeller University for graduate school! Congratulations on graduating from Cornell and enjoy New York City!
April 22, 2018
Divya Shiroor wins an award for giving the Best Graduate Student Talk at the Northeast Society for Developmental Biology meeting in Woods Hole, Massachusetts! Congratulations Divya!
April 15, 2018
Carrie is awarded a seed grant from the Cornell Stem Cell program to study DNA damage in planarians.
March 26, 2018
Divya and Tisha's video guide to chemical amputation is published in the Journal of Visual Experiments.
March 15, 2018
BMCB student Bhargav Sanketi starts his rotation in the lab!
November 2017
Divya Shiroor passes her A exam with flying colors!
September 2017
Tisha Bohr single-handedly starts Science on Tap: a monthly series of public talks by Cornell scientists for the larger Ithaca community. Find information and updates here.
August 2017
Divya Shiroor is selected to represent the College of Veterinary Medicine at the Inauguration of Cornell's incoming president, Martha Pollack. She presented a poster of her research.
July 2017
Tisha and Carrie teach in the Neurobiology course at MBL!
September 2016
Tisha Bohr joins the lab to start her postdoc after an amazingly productive PhD with Needhi Bhalla at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
May 2016
BBS graduate student Divya Shiroor is the brave first member of the Adler lab!
September 2015
The lab opens its doors
