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Welcome to the Poss Lab! Our diverse group of post doctoral fellows, graduate students and research associates aim to understand the mechanisms underlying vertebrate tissue regeneration focusing on the heart, spinal cord and major appendages in zebrafish, which possess especially high regenerative capacity.
Welcome to the Poss Lab! Our diverse group of post doctoral fellows, graduate students and research associates aim to understand the mechanisms underlying vertebrate tissue regeneration focusing on the heart, spinal cord and major appendages in zebrafish, which possess especially high regenerative capacity.
Congratulations to postdoc Valentina Cigliola, who will be starting her new independent lab at Institute of Biology Valrose, University of Cote d’Azur in Nice, France in 2023!!
Valentina Cigliola and Ken Poss, August 2022
5/2022
Congratulations to Fei Sun, our newest PhD recipient!!
Fei Sun, Hooding Ceremony, May 2022
Congratulations to postdoc Alessandro De Simone, for starting his new independent lab at Department of Genetics and Evolution at University of Geneva!!
Alessandro DeSimone, Assistant Professor, University of Geneva
4/2022
Congratulations to postdoc Mira Pronobis, for receiving a Career Development Award from the American Heart Association!!
Mira Pronobis, Poss Lab fall outing 2021
10/1/2021
Congratulations to John Thompson, PhD!
John Dayland Thompson, Cell Biology. PhD Hooding Ceremony. 2021-09-25
We are thrilled to announce a new society promoting science for tissue regeneration. See writeup with Elly Tanaka in Development and visit isrbio.org. Virtual launch meeting in April -join, see great talks, students and postdocs submit abstracts!
