Ross Lab

Undergraduate researcher, Hong Beom Lee, wins KIA America Fellowship. Congratulations, Hong!​

(September 2022)

Graduate students, Julia Bourdeaux and Nimisha Krishnan pass their physics PhD qualifying exams. Congratulations, Nimisha and Julia!

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(August 2022)

Ross Lab has 5 posters at the Syracuse University College of Arts and Sciences Undergraduate Research Festival on Friday, April 22. Amazing work on display from Hong Boem Lee (physics), Diego Luna (biotechnology), Nedine Abdelhamid (biotechnology) & Carina Boyce (biology), Nicolle Laines (physics) & India Aikens (physics), and Sophia Marin (biology) & Niaz Goodbee (biology). So proud of all the Ross Labbies! (April 2022). Read more about this event here.

Undergraduate researcher, Diego Luna is being recognized as a Research Achievement Award for an outstanding Biology, Biochemistry, or Biotechnology student.

(April 2022)

Ross Labbies presented at American Physical Society March Meeting in Chicago, IL in March 2022. Prashali Chuahan, Nimisha Krishnan, and Kevin Ching (physics graduate students), and Hong Boem Lee (Physics undergraduate), presented 10-minute talks on their new work! Great work!

(March 2022)

Ross Labbies presented at Biophysical Society Meeting in San Francisco, CA in February 2022. Prashali Chuahan (physics graduate student), Hong Boem Lee (Physics undergraduate), and Diego Luna (Biotechnology undergraduate) presented posters on their new work! Great work!

(February 2022)

Graduate student, Sumon Sahu, successfully defended his PhD on microtubule tactoids in December of 2021. He hung a plaque on Mrs. Jennings' Wooden Leg (see image). Congratulations, Dr. Sahu! (December 2021)

Graduate student, Mengqi Xu, successfully defended her PhD on single molecule imaging of enhanced diffusion of enzymes in September of 2021. She also hung her plaque on Mrs. Jennings' Wooden Leg (see image). Mengqi is now a postdoc at the University of Pennsylvania.  Congratulations, Dr. Xu! (September 2021)

Undergraduate Hong Beom Lee has been granted a fall 2021 Renée Crown University Honors Program Award for his project “Effects of Ionic Strength in Microtubule Tactoid Formation.” Congratulations, Hong!

Undergraduate researcher, Hong Beom Lee, has his research profiled in the Syracuse University News and makes the university's front page. Congratulations, Hong!

Congratulations to undergraduates Stephanie Bien-Aime and Nick Sawyer for being selected to receive research awards!

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Stephanie will receive the Research Achievement Award which is given to graduating senior Biology, Biochemistry and Biotechnology majors who have demonstrated significant dedication to their involvement in undergraduate research.

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Nick will receive the Outstanding Achievement in Biotechnology award for graduating senior Biotechnology major who has demonstrated excellence in academics, scholarship, and research. Well done!

(May 2021)

Ross Lab has 5 posters at the Syracuse University College of Arts and Sciences Undergraduate Research Festival on Friday, April 22. Amazing work on display from Hong Boem Lee (physics), Diego Luna (biotechnology), Nedine Abdelhamid (biotechnology) & Carina Boyce (biology), Nicolle Laines (physics) & India Aikens (physics), and Sophia Marin (biology) & Niaz Goodbee (biology). So proud of all the Ross Labbies! (April 2022). Read more about this event here.

Undergraduate researcher, Diego Luna is being recognized as a Research Achievement Award for an outstanding Biology, Biochemistry, or Biotechnology student.

(April 2022)

Ross Labbies presented at American Physical Society March Meeting in Chicago, IL in March 2022. Prashali Chuahan, Nimisha Krishnan, and Kevin Ching (physics graduate students), and Hong Boem Lee (Physics undergraduate), presented 10-minute talks on their new work! Great work!

(March 2022)

Ross Labbies presented at Biophysical Society Meeting in San Francisco, CA in February 2022. Prashali Chuahan (physics graduate student), Hong Boem Lee (Physics undergraduate), and Diego Luna (Biotechnology undergraduate) presented posters on their new work! Great work!

(February 2022)

Graduate student, Sumon Sahu, successfully defended his PhD on microtubule tactoids in December of 2021. He hung a plaque on Mrs. Jennings' Wooden Leg (see image). Congratulations, Dr. Sahu! (December 2021)

Graduate student, Mengqi Xu, successfully defended her PhD on single molecule imaging of enhanced diffusion of enzymes in September of 2021. She also hung her plaque on Mrs. Jennings' Wooden Leg (see image). Mengqi is now a postdoc at the University of Pennsylvania.  Congratulations, Dr. Xu! (September 2021)

Undergraduate Hong Beom Lee has been granted a fall 2021 Renée Crown University Honors Program Award for his project “Effects of Ionic Strength in Microtubule Tactoid Formation.” Congratulations, Hong!

Congratulations to undergraduates Stephanie Bien-Aime and Nick Sawyer for being selected to receive research awards!

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Stephanie will receive the Research Achievement Award which is given to graduating senior Biology, Biochemistry and Biotechnology majors who have demonstrated significant dedication to their involvement in undergraduate research.

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Nick will receive the Outstanding Achievement in Biotechnology award for graduating senior Biotechnology major who has demonstrated excellence in academics, scholarship, and research. Well done!

(May 2021)

Undergraduate researcher, Hong Beom Lee, has his research profiled in the Syracuse University News and makes the university's front page. Congratulations, Hong!

Ross Lab has 5 posters at the Syracuse University College of Arts and Sciences Undergraduate Research Festival on Friday, April 22. Amazing work on display from Hong Boem Lee (physics), Diego Luna (biotechnology), Nedine Abdelhamid (biotechnology) & Carina Boyce (biology), Nicolle Laines (physics) & India Aikens (physics), and Sophia Marin (biology) & Niaz Goodbee (biology). So proud of all the Ross Labbies! (April 2022). Read more about this event here.

Undergraduate researcher, Diego Luna is being recognized as a Research Achievement Award for an outstanding Biology, Biochemistry, or Biotechnology student.

(April 2022)

Ross Labbies presented at American Physical Society March Meeting in Chicago, IL in March 2022. Prashali Chuahan, Nimisha Krishnan, and Kevin Ching (physics graduate students), and Hong Boem Lee (Physics undergraduate), presented 10-minute talks on their new work! Great work!

(March 2022)

Ross Labbies presented at Biophysical Society Meeting in San Francisco, CA in February 2022. Prashali Chuahan (physics graduate student), Hong Boem Lee (Physics undergraduate), and Diego Luna (Biotechnology undergraduate) presented posters on their new work! Great work!

(February 2022)

Graduate student, Sumon Sahu, successfully defended his PhD on microtubule tactoids in December of 2021. He hung a plaque on Mrs. Jennings' Wooden Leg (see image). Congratulations, Dr. Sahu! (December 2021)

Graduate student, Mengqi Xu, successfully defended her PhD on single molecule imaging of enhanced diffusion of enzymes in September of 2021. She also hung her plaque on Mrs. Jennings' Wooden Leg (see image). Mengqi is now a postdoc at the University of Pennsylvania.  Congratulations, Dr. Xu! (September 2021)

Undergraduate Hong Beom Lee has been granted a fall 2021 Renée Crown University Honors Program Award for his project “Effects of Ionic Strength in Microtubule Tactoid Formation.” Congratulations, Hong!

Congratulations to undergraduates Stephanie Bien-Aime and Nick Sawyer for being selected to receive research awards!

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Stephanie will receive the Research Achievement Award which is given to graduating senior Biology, Biochemistry and Biotechnology majors who have demonstrated significant dedication to their involvement in undergraduate research.

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Nick will receive the Outstanding Achievement in Biotechnology award for graduating senior Biotechnology major who has demonstrated excellence in academics, scholarship, and research. Well done!

(May 2021)

Undergraduate researcher, Hong Beom Lee, has his research profiled in the Syracuse University News and makes the university's front page. Congratulations, Hong!