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May, 2008 - Visiting Researcher

We welcome Dr. Eyualem Abebe, an accomplished Nematologist from Elizabeth City State University (ECSU) in North Carolina, who will be working with us this spring.
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April 25, 2008 - Wendy gets a T.A. award!

Wendy has won an award as "Outstanding Teaching Assistant in Biology"!
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April, 2008 - M.M. gets tenure

Effective July 1, 2008, Morris is tenured here at UC Riverside (Associate Professor, Step III).
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April, 2008 - Interview in Cell Biology Education

M.M. was interviewed for a short article on teaching, in the journal CBE: Life Sciences Education.
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This spring the lab welcomes undergraduates Briana and Montreh.
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January, 2008 - A whole year zipped by

Check out a 50+ picture gallery of 2007, plus some other Bio Department events, now with images that are a stunning 720 pixels wide!
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November, 2007 - Gina's Chili Wins First Prize!

Gina's chili won first prize at the UCR Academic Senate Chili Cook-Off.
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August, 2007 - First graduate degree from the lab

Congratulations to George Hsu, who successfully defended his MSc on studies of embryonic gene expression in Pristionchus pacificus!

July, 2007 - Summer!

We welcome Antoinette, who is joining us for the summer as a MARCU* student. Congratulations to Katy, whose poster won an honorable mention at the International Worm Meeting last month, and to Wendy, who shared a prize for best talk at the CMDB symposium. And a job well done to Melissa for her talk at the International C. elegans Meeting!

June 30, 2007 - Worm Show 2007


Morris Maduro and Curtis Loer

Curtis and Morris had a blast performing this year's 'Worm Show'. If you would like a free DVD with the 2005 and 2007 shows on it, send Morris an email (mmaduro@ucr.edu).

Worm Show 2007 DVD information 2005 Show

A short write-up of the meeting (including the show) appeared in the Sept, 2007 issue of GENEtics, the bulleting of the Genetics Society of America. arrowArticle


June, 2007 - International C. elegans Meeting in UCLA

The 16th International C. elegans Meeting will occur at the end of June at University of California, Los Angeles. We have several posters and a talk to present, and yes, there *will* be a Worm Show! Morris and colleague Curtis Loer (University of San Diego) will be presenting a fun-packed half hour of all-new material, which will include musical numbers, worm humor, and video parody.
Meeting Website

March, 2007 - NSF CAREER Award Funded!

Morris is the recipient of an NSF CAREER Award, IOS#0643325. Details
Update: We have also received a small R03 Award from the NIH.

February, 2007 - Video Interview on Active Learning

Morris and two colleagues from UCR, Drs. Jan Stets and Richard Cardullo, were interviewed at the end of 2006 about active learning approaches in undergraduate teaching. See the videos here.

January, 2007 - Welcome to new students

This quarter, we welcome Melissa Owraghi (CMDB) and rotating student James Gosses (GGB), plus undergraduates Serena (who was also with us in fall quarter) and Shannon.

August 15, 2006 - A couple of papers, and a new student

We welcome George Hsu, an MSc student in the CMDB program, who has just joined our lab. We also have two papers accepted. One is a review of the C. elegans endomesoderm gene regulatory network that will appear in BioEssays, and the other is a paper describing maternal expression of the meds and additional surprises in the endoderm specification pathway that will appear in Developmental Biology. Papers

July 10, 2006 - A great start to summer

Congratulations to Samer, who passed his qualifying and oral exams in early July, and also to Wendy, who received 2nd prize for her presentation at the CMDB symposium in June. We also welcome Serena and Daniel who are joining us for the summer. And our paper on MS specification is out!

June 2, 2006 - Paper on MS specification accepted

A paper on the specification of the MS blastomere by a T-box factor has been accepted to the journal Development. Congratulations to its first author, Gina, as well as Katy and Wendy!

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