Many tissues in our bodies begin as a mass of identical cells, but they soon differentiate into multiple cell-types in a perfectly organized fashion — orchestrated for the tissue to perform its function. For example, stem cells in the central…
After passing my qualifying requirements this semester, I am thrilled to have more time to focus on my research, which aims to investigate the formation of symmetry in biology. Symmetry is a vital aspect of organisms, from the rotational symmetry…
I’m extremely excited to be joining the Dawes Lab to get more involved with research! As stated on the lab website: “In the Dawes Lab, we are interested in understanding how biochemical pathways, mechanical structures, and cell geometry/morphology interact and…
In this blog, I plan to write about math that I find interesting and my experiences as a PhD student. If you’re interested in learning more about mathematical biology, life as a PhD student, or the Ohio State, check out…