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Drosophila 2017

April 03, 2017 03:07 PM
Several Lab Members were able to attend the Drosophila conference in San Diego this year. Lindy presented her Lifespan research in the Physiology, Metabolism, and Aging session; Amber talked about Life History Tradeoffs in the Microbiome workshop; Rachel shared a poster about fly starvation resistance; and Carrie's poster was all about Bionano and Drosophila sequencing. Dr.Chaston provided patient mentoring, answered incessant questions, and kindly overlooked his undergrads' short excursion to the beach...

Weekend of Celebrations

March 23, 2017 03:11 PM
Our lab had a busy weekend celebrating Lindy's wedding (a few members even made the 5 hour drive to Boise for it) and Johnny's birthday (he has now lived as many years as a fruit fly's average lifespan in days). Our new lab mantra is "To get a Florida body, eat Florida produce "...or cookies, donuts, and cake works too!

UCUR 2017

February 17, 2017 03:13 PM
Lindy Koyle presented her research on the microbiome's affect on fruit fly lifespan at this years Utah Conference on Undergraduate Research.

ORCA Awards

February 09, 2017 03:18 PM
Huge shout out to Anthony Caruso and Rebekah Rushforth who were both awarded ORCAs for their research this year. Anthony will be studying the effects of the microbiome on cancer and Bekah is looking at how the microbiome helps reduce the effects of alcohol.

On Holiday

January 16, 2017 03:21 PM
What do you do on your Holiday? - Monday, January 16, 2017

Secret Santa was a Success

December 16, 2016 03:24 PM
We built some great alliances, destroyed all trust, and got lab productivity practically to zero by Friday. There was only one "Office" situation with a MacBook Pro but it turns out it was just a box full of candy so we avoided that disaster. Most importantly plenty of skat jokes were made. Most people received gifts that meant a lot to them - especially John who received a cup full of live fruit flies. We ended the week with a lab party where we spent a good hour trying to deduce who gave to who. Let's just say, hopefully we are better at analyzing microbiome data than we are at analyzing gift giving. We hope that everyone travels safe this holiday season and has a very merry Christmas!

Lab Members Present at ASM Conference

September 09, 2016 03:27 PM
Lindy Koyle was able to present in the poster session on her research with bacterial effects on fruit fly lifespan. Corinne Penrod presented on her pipeline MAGNAMWAR that she has been developing
Athletics

Baseball vs. Grand Canyon

Tuesday, May 14
Athletics

Baseball vs. Cincinnati

Saturday, May 11
Athletics

Baseball vs. Cincinnati

Friday, May 10