news
- Congratulations to Kyle on completion of his thesis and a successful defense!
- Amelia, Annie, and Jesse have been hard at work this year preparing excellent projects for the science fair. Amelia examined the effect of hydrogel crosslinking and protein size on release rates, Annie investigated the effect of hydrogel stiffness
- Kristi was selected to give the 2015 Bayer Distinguished Lecture, based on "outstanding excellence in chemical education, outreach and research." See her talk on Thursday, April 23rd at 5 pm or Friday, April 24th at 9 am at
- We are excited to welcome four new members to the lab this year, and look forward to seeing their progress. Check out their bios here.
- Congratulations to Emi and Balaji, the latest PhDs from the Anseth lab.
- Nanoly, an Anseth Lab startup working to stabilize vaccines without refrigeration, won the $75,000 grand prize in the Young Innovator category at the Tech Awards in San Fransisco. Read more about it here.
- Sharon (co-advised by Kristi and Leslie Leinwand) writes about the unique experience of being part of two research groups. Find the article here.
- This paper has been featured on Soft Matter's blog, and has been made freely available to all for 4 weeks.
- Sharon Wang has moved on to a position with Peter Sorger at Harvard Medical School http://sorger.med.harvard.edu/. Goodbye, and congratulations Sharon!
- Kristi has been elected as the 2015 Vice President and 2016 President-elect for the Materials Research Society. Congratulations Kristi! See the results here.