by Julie Pollock | Apr 27, 2017 | Blog
Six semesters, three academic years, two summers of research (with the third rapidly approaching), twenty student poster presentations (on campus and off campus), fifteen class sections, two hundred and forty six students, sixteen advisees, a whole bunch of...
by Julie Pollock | Apr 20, 2017 | Blog, Lab Thoughts, Students
When you have a lab that focuses on breast cancer (amidst others) and has a pink ribbon as lab logo, it is very easy to recruit female members; peruse through our photos and you can certainly see a gender bias. It takes a special man to not only join the lab, but...
by Julie Pollock | Apr 12, 2017 | Blog, Lab Thoughts, Students
Kristen Rubenstein is a Biology major with a concentration in neuroscience graduating in May 2017. She joined the lab through a round about way. As a neuroscience concentration student, Kristen was looking to expand her research in Jonathan Dattlebaum’s lab to a...
by Julie Pollock | Mar 16, 2017 | Blog, Lab Thoughts, Students
Say hi to Hyejin Park (Hi Hyejin!). She is a Biochemistry and Molecular Biology major graduating in May 2017. She was the first student to take research with me for credit in Spring 2015 and has continued her work every summer and semester. She is a rock-star...
by Julie Pollock | Feb 20, 2017 | Blog, Publications, Research
A new publication has come out from my postdoctoral work in the Katzenellenbogen lab. See PMID: 28194662 to read a story about androgen receptor ligands in triple negative breast cancer and the development of a new model system to evaluate the role of AR in TNBC. The...
by Julie Pollock | Feb 17, 2017 | Blog, Lab Thoughts, Students
<—– This is Thanh Tran. She is a Biochemistry and Molecular Biology major graduating in May 2017. She was one of the first members of the Pollock lab emailing me about research opportunities the summer before I came to campus. She worked in the lab...
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