University of Pennsylvania ‘23 | Penn Dental Med ‘26 | Graves lab: Developing tools for deconvoluting cell-cell interactions in single cell transcriptomics.
More than 300 people participated in the Oral Cancer Walk & 5k at Penn Park, a student-led initiative hosted by @PennDentalMed. Since 2009, the event has offered both a community celebration and a venue for discussing oral cancer prevention and detection.
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Over 50 students and faculty researchers showcased a diverse range of projects across multiple disciplines at this year's AADOCR in Portland, Oregon. Several of our students also successfully competed for various awards and grants.
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Congratulations to Michael Troka (D'26) who was awarded the Hatton Award at the AADOCR Annual Meeting in the Junior Investigator category.
Michael's work is titled “TrokaChat: Identification of Disease-Driving Cell Signaling Interactions in ScRNAseq Data.”