Temporal tracking Notch from synapse formation To the nucleus #ChromatinHaiku Lena Tveriakhina @GuScanavachi Kirchhausen lab BlacklowLab doi.org/10.1016/j.devc…

Congrats, Steve!

The Blacklow lab welcomes visiting grad student, Rhiannon Moss, who joins from the University of Birmingham for the semester. Fun Fact: she did not hear the song “Rhiannon” before joining the lab! Rhiannon Moss

Welcome to postdoc, Michael Currie, who joins us from the University of Canterbury!

ALEX! We will miss you! You know where to find us. Alex Martin

We had a VVIP visit yesterday from none other than Bea Blacklow! Bea enjoys visiting the lab, walking around the Quad and playing with everyone in the lab, especially Julia Rogers. Bea wishes she could visit more often. Fun Fact: Bea won the Nobel Prize for Cuteness!

Congrats to Drew who defended his thesis last week and hosted an impressive Thesis Showcase that celebrated the journey to his PhD - triumphs, travesties, spectacles and all. Congrats, Drew! Drew Dates #PhD

I'm excited to share my manuscript describing our new insights into how Notch signaling induces transcription of target genes. Thanks to BlacklowLab and AdelmanLab and all co-authors! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

We “Released the Shrimp” last week into the big tank before Blacklow lab hosted Social Hour. So far, so good! Special thanks to Jin and Owen!

Congrats, Alex, on your new position at Adocia!

Steve and a few members of the lab are at the Notch Signaling Conference this week in Maine. Stop by and say hello! Julia Rogers Lena Tveriakhina Gordon Research Conferences

Congrats to Lena who received 2nd place for her poster! Lena Tveriakhina Gordon Research Conferences

Congrats to Ruili on her collaboration with the Sprinzak lab! Ruili Cao David Sprinzak Lena Tveriakhina Haixia Zhou cell.com/structure/abst…

Blacklow lab's candy salad. Thanks to Rhiannon Moss, Maggie, Annie, Lena Tveriakhina and Emily Egan for the sugar rush!

Farewell, Rhiannon! We really enjoyed having you in the lab and can’t wait for you to return! Rhiannon Moss

Drew, we will miss you (and Jungle Bay)! Have fun on all your adventures. #POI @datesdrew

Lena, we will miss you so much! Good luck at Osnabrück University - you will be amazing! Lena Tveriakhina Uni Osnabrück

Congrats, Rhiannon! We can’t wait for you to return. (UK snacks are welcome, too.) 🍫🍬

Congrats to our amazing colleague and super scientist, David Baker, on sharing the Nobel Prize in Chemistry with Demis Hassabis and John Jumper! 🍾🍾🍾

Rhiannon Moss has officially rejoined the lab! Welcome back! Rhiannon Moss