The Conway lab is excited to share the publication of our new lamin A biosensor, in which we show that nucleoplasmic lamin A is also mechanically loaded. A great collaboration with the Ihalainen group. @danielssonphd@IhisTeemu
https://t.co/szXnTwiyzQ
It is extremely gratifying to participate in the training of the next generation of researchers, including providing research opportunities for undergraduate students. We are grateful to the support of so many for helping us to provide these opportunities. @NSF@NIGMS@VCUUROP
The Conway lab is beaming with pride after learning that our current graduate student, Bronson Frank, and 3 former undergraduate students, Vidal Bejar-Padilla, Santiago Lopez, and Jackson White, were selected for NSF Graduate Research Fellowships. @d0n_quixote#NSFGRFP
In this study we show that changes in cell mechanics can induce eversion, a change in apical-basal polarity that occurs not as a result of protein trafficking but instead from an inward-out collective movement of cells.
Excited to share our group's recent publication in collaboration with Tanmay Lele and Richard Dickinson. @narayanan_vani
Rho activation drives luminal collapse and eversion in epithelial acini https://t.co/VvU2iAVGbC
@jboerckel Reminds me of my daughter asking me, after I attended the intermediate filaments GRC, if there was an expert filaments meeting? At least I didn't have to attend beginning filaments.
We are hiring. Post-doctoral candidates with interests in mechanobiology, epithelial biology, biophysics, or biosensors can email Daniel Conway directly or apply here: https://t.co/1wJXMlHQN3
Check out our recent work examining the role of vinculin in cell-cell and cell-ECM adhesion cross talk. @d0n_quixote
α-catenin Dependent Vinculin Recruitment to Adherens Junctions is Antagonistic to Focal Adhesions https://t.co/EwAdpE49xP
We are incredibly grateful for all of the hard work of current and past Conway lab postdocs, lab techs, graduate students, and 30+ undergraduates over the last 9 years, without whom none of this would have been possible.
Congratulations to all 2022 Graduates!
Especially our own Dr. Brooke Danielsson, PhD, Ashley Cardenas-Alviar, BS, Al-noor Ikram, BS, and REU Student Jessica Cornthwaite, BS! #graduation2022@VCU_BME
Congratulations to our undergraduate researcher Ashely Cardenas-Alviar for receiving Honorable Mention from the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program!
Congratulations to Dr. Brooke Danielsson for a successful thesis defense! Brooke is heading to @LuskingL for a post-doc position to continue her studies in the field of nuclear mechanics.
One is a expert opinion/mini-review article on nuclear mechanics and mechanobiology that grew out of a #SB3C2021 workshop authored by @krisnoeldahl, Tanmay Lele, @conway_lab, @ShenoyLab, and @theghoshlab. https://t.co/KhK8yn4S0q