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We have extended our application period until Feb. 20th! Please don’t delay, APPLY TODAY!!! 💙❤️🦬
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Happy Birthday Joseph!!! Joseph is a Ph. D. Candidate and the primary mentor for our undergraduate trainees. Feel free to leave a birthday comment🥳🎉
Happy MLK Day! Dr. King once said, “If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way.” As researchers, we understand that sometimes things do not go as expected, but let’s allow this quote to remind us that EVERY step in the journey to discovery counts.
Happy Thanksgiving everybody!! Dr. Karl Thompson, the Principal Investigator expressed his thanks for the effort and enthusiasm that each lab member puts into their research and developing teamwork in the Thompson Lab.
We hope for safe travel for all!!🧡 – at Dallas, TX
During labsgiving, we shared our goals for the remainder of the year while enjoying a potluck of homemade cultural dishes!!
#HowardUniversity #ThompsonLab #BlackinMicro #Labsgiving – at Washington, DC
Nothing bets quality time with the Thompson Lab family!! Thankful to be able to conduct research with such amazing people💚🍂
Happy Friday from the Thompson Lab and Dr. Thompson’s daughter, Hadassah! We closed the week with our Friday lunch💚
Today, the @McNairKentState Scholars visited the Thompson Lab. It was wonderful getting to meet the amazing members of this program!
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Good mentors share lessons from their experience. Great mentors help you crystallize lessons from your experience.
Good mentors give useful answers. Great mentors help you ask better questions.
Good mentors walk you through their path. Great mentors help you identify your path.
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Removing a key protein from the worm Caenorhabditis elegans near the end of its life can double the worm’s lifespan, demonstrating that life-extending interventions can be made at any age. elifesciences.org/digests/71…
Click here to learn more about how Henrietta Lacks’ estate is addressing the exploitation of African Americans in science.
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70 years ago, Henrietta Lacks, a young African American mother, passed away due to an aggressive cervical cancer. Unknowingly, her cells were extracted. HeLa cells became the first human cells to survive outside the body and were the primary cell line for the COVID vaccine.
Excited to start working with our new cells this week!! Our lab’s Ph.D Candidate working alongside our undergraduate researchers🧫
After a great lunch, we utilized a flipped classroom discussion to learn more about microbiology. #BIM
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If anyone wants to read a cool interview I did with the @HoustonChron @SugarLandSun here it is! houstonchronicle.com/neighbo…
Proud of our trainee @driaadigun! Congratulations on such an awesome feat!
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Congratulations to #HowardUniversity senior Olufolakemi “Fola” Olusanya who received the inaugural Rising Black Scientist Award presented by @CellPressNews and @CellCignal Read more: bit.ly/3qdAOqO
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Congratulations to Rising Black Scientists Undergraduate Award winner Olufolakemi Olusanya! @Fola_Olusanya is a student in the @ThompsonLabHU and @mcareylab at @howardU, studying gene regulation in E. coli. You can read her winning essay in the Feb.18th issue of @cellcellpress
