So exciting to see this work published! Congrats @mulia_jo!

We are looking for a Professional Research Assistant (i.e. Technician) to join our group University of Colorado Anschutz and contribute to projects exploring receptor tyrosine kinase signaling in mammalian craniofacial development. Please RT! Job posting: cu.taleo.net/careersection/…

So proud of you Brenna!

Thanks, Ian, for sharing my work in the PhD post about traveling to Italy during the COVID outbreak!

Big news: CSD will be supported by a T32 from @NIGMS effective July 1. This T32 will fund 6 predocs/yr and support the creation of new courses and training opportunities that integrate genetics, dev bio, cell bio and stem cell bio.

Delighted to share our updated work, led by CSD Graduate Program student Brenna, which has been accepted for publication at Development! journals.biologists.com/dev/article/do…

Such a nice cherry on top to get my image from my thesis work featured on the cover of Development !

Thrilled to share our pre-print of my work in the Fantauzzo Lab!

Happy Halloween from the lab! Brenna is going out with a bang, having made our costumes for her favorite holiday on her final day in the lab.

This is a wonderful opportunity to strengthen your scientific skills!

Looking forward to sharing my work!

So proud of you @Ian_Stancil!

Proud to share this work!

Congratulations to CU MSTP and Molecular Biology Ph.D. Program // CU Anschutz student @wtforman who just received notice that his F31 was selected for funding by the @NIDCR! 🎉

A NIH-funded postdoc position is available in our laboratory CU Craniofacial Bio to characterize alternative RNA splicing mediated by the RNA-binding protein Srsf3 during mouse craniofacial development. Please RT! cu.taleo.net/careersection/…

NOA came through today for our R01 on Srsf3-mediated alternative RNA splicing in craniofacial development! 🍾Due in large part to preliminary data and helpful discussions from star students Brenna and @wtforman. We have some exciting ongoing projects and are hiring!

Such a fun day of enjoying the best state!

So excited for this work to come together! Thank you, Katie, for your excellent mentorship!

Excited to share this interview accompanying my first-author paper!

Our next First Person interview is with Madison Rogers University of Colorado Anschutz and her project in the Fantauzzo Lab on PDGFR dimer-specific activation, trafficking and downstream signaling dynamics: ow.ly/zImp50KU6p6