Lab News

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Kristine becomes Dr Glue

Congratulations to Kristine Zengeler for defending her dissertation research and being officially named Dr Glue!

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Coco commits to Harvard 😍

Congratulations to undergraduate Coco Holliday for accepting an offer from Harvard University to join their Immunology PhD program. We are incredibly proud and can’t wait to see all of the amazing science she will do!

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It’s a match!

Congratulations to Dr. Ashley Bolte and Dr. Katherine Bruch who both matched for residency!

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Hannah is officially named as Outstanding

Congratulations to Dr. Hannah Ennerfelt for being named the Outstanding Graduate Student in Neuroscience this year, as well as winning the Peach Outstanding Graduate Student Award!

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A cappella star Jess takes center stage!

Jess Thanos nailed her solo performance of “I’ll Be Home For Christmas“, a duet sang with fellow Neuroscience Graduate Program student, David Tyus. Their graduate student a capella group, The First Harmonics, performed a diverse lineup of songs during their beautiful winter concert.

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Annual BIG center hike!

The Lukens lab enjoyed exploring Shenandoah in the fall on the annual BIG center hike. Huge thank you to Harris lab members Isaac and Lydia for organizing this great event!

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Now accepting applications for the BIG Scholars Symposium

Interested in a neuroimmunology and glial research postdoc? Apply to participate the 2022 BIG Scholars Symposium for a chance to network, learn about research at UVA, and explore beautiful Charlottesville! <click for more details>

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The lab attends BIG Symposium at WashU

The lab had an incredible time learning about some amazing new science at the BIG (Brain Immunology and Glia) Symposium! It was our first in-person conference in quite a while. We enjoyed meeting leaders in our field and interacting with other trainees.

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