Alyssa Bagadion's thesis defense is this Friday (Jan. 10th, 2020) in A-250! We hope to see you there!

Great PhD thesis defense from Alyssa Bagadion from Rickman Lab. Congrats!

The most recent graduate from Weill Cornell GSMS and a first from the Rickman Lab. Congratulations Dr. Bagadion!

Congratulations, Dr. Bagadion!

The celebrations for the Rickman Lab keep coming with a top-10 fastest escape from the Egyptian Tomb.

Signed!

Just wrapped up another great lab meeting via Zoom. We're looking for a new technician to join our group! If you are interested in mouse models of prostate cancer, next-generation sequencing, and CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, come join us! rickmanlab.weill.cornell.edu/about-us/job-o…

So well deserved. Congratulations Richa Singh!

Congratulations Nicholas Brady Alyssa Bagadion and others! 🎉Excited to be following up on your findings as part of my thesis work!

Research suggests how tumors evolve to become an aggressive form of prostate cancer could lead to new treatments, in a study led by Dr. David Rickman of Weill Cornell Medicine Pathology and co-first authors Drs. Nicholas Brady and Alyssa Bagadion of Weill Cornell GSMS. bit.ly/3yaqrr8

20 years ago the #NYP & Weill Cornell Medicine Burn Center cared for severely injured patients from the #September11th attacks. Today, the care team reflects on how the unit came together to heal survivors. On behalf of #NYP, we vow to #NeverForget: nyphosp.co/3hk0sYg #Honor911

Congratulations to Shih-Bo Huang for receiving a Travel Award and giving a great presentation at the Society for Basic Urologic Research | SBUR Annual Meeting! Chris Barbieri WCM Prostate SPORE

We’re hiring! (2x technicians and a post-doc) Are you interested in the molecular and epigenetic drivers of neuroendocrine prostate cancer development? Want to use novel GEMMs and organoid models? Look no further! Reach out to [email protected] for more information.