Paper alert! Ever wondered how the collective migration behaviors that form ducts and acini, the two major structural subunits of epithelial tissues, are regulated? Our findings may surprise you...
https://t.co/1WaLq5QfIq
Congrats Maya Rowell! Maya is a bioengineering graduate student who works under the guidance of Prof. Stephanie Fraley in the Chien-Lay Department of Bioengineering. 🌟🔬
Congrats to @UCSanDiego bioengineering grad student Maya Rowell, who was awarded a @SusanGKomen ASPIRE grant to advance metastatic breast cancer treatment. Rowell studies how a protein found outside of breast cancer cells called Col1 promotes metastasis: https://t.co/deVkU19ApB
BIG NEWS! @rowell_maya, our 2022 GEMINI Diversity Fellowship Awardee and Ph.D. student in the @FraleyLab has received the ASPIRE Grant from Susan G. Komen®. Congratulations Maya!
Read more: https://t.co/07oHVKYjXS
Congratulations to @rowell_maya for being awarded a Komen ASPIRE fellowship! 👏 This will support her research to understand the drivers of collective breast cancer migration and metastasis. https://t.co/E6BWh1bZv8
Thanks to your generous support, we are proud to announce more than $10 million in research grants dedicated to advancing metastatic breast cancer (MBC) treatments and precision medicine. https://t.co/9Gus2d0quy
I had a wonderful time volunteering as a women in STEM panelist this past weekend at San Diego’s FIRST Robotics competition. These high school girls are brilliant and I see a bright future ahead for all of them! ☺️ #FIRSTrobotics#WomenInSTEM
Five #UCSanDiego graduate students will soon join the ranks of the Bouchet Graduate Honor Society, a distinguished organization that applauds scholars whose commitment to diversity, leadership & academic excellence pushes the boundaries of education. https://t.co/xUn7XaTxaj
Congratulations to @UCSanDiego@ucsdbe PhD student @rowell_maya who is joining the Bouchet Graduate Honor Society! Her research in the @FraleyLab focuses on cancer behavior and metastasis.
https://t.co/NFawnNtOro