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The Suzuki Lab is well into its third year! As with the rest of the globe, 2020 has been, and continues to be, full of new challenges and adjustments. As we safely navigate these waters, we are excited to have brought on several new members. Sungjin Park, PhD, joined us as a postdoc, Ángel Alvarado …

This has been the second full October for the Suzuki Laboratory, and it was a busy one! We are lucky enough to be joined by Donna Li, a Cancer Biology Graduate Program first-year rotational student and a SciMed Graduate Research Scholar. Rotation student in the UW’s Cancer Biology Graduate Program have the opportunity to spend …

The Suzuki Lab is excited to announce that we have been joined by Lauren Damgaard, a first-year undergraduate student here at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Lauren is currently pursing a dynamic double major of Biology and International Studies. She was admitted to the University’s Undergraduate Research Scholars program and found the Suzuki Lab through this …

We begin the fall semester with a new face around the Suzuki Lab. Scott Bosley is a graduate student in the Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology Training Program and is on extended rotation with our laboratory for September and October. He is currently working on the lab’s yeast project and will have the opportunity to take …

It is hard to believe, but Summer 2019 is already wrapping up for the Suzuki Laboratory in anticipation of the new school year starting. It was the first full summer for our lab, and we made the most out of it by starting new projects, attending microscopy seminars, and bringing on new students. Jihua Liu, …

This summer we were very lucky to have been joined by Sophia Liu, a rising second-year pre-med undergraduate student at Columbia University who plans to study Biomedical or Chemical Engineering. She came to our lab with the Columbia University Scholars Program Summer Enhancement Fellowship & Columbia Engineering Internship Fund for 11 weeks of full time …

Dr. Suzuki was interviewed for a University of Wisconsin–Madison article about his and others work in the world of cell division mechanisms and the intertwined effects of chromosomal instability and cancer. He was featured alongside two other UW Carbone Cancer Center researchers who are looking to the mis-segregation of chromosomes as a key to better …

Summer is one of the best opportunities for undergraduate students to become heavily involved in research. With more flexible summer schedules, motivated students can start to take on larger and more demanding responsibilities within the lab. We are very excited to welcome a new undergraduate student to our lab this summer. Alex Li started with …

Dr. Suzuki has been awarded a NIG-JOINT Collaboration Grant. This grant is intended to stimulate synergistic research and relations between Japan’s National Institute of Genetics and other universities or institutes. Dr. Suzuki will be using the grant to travel overseas to Japan to further his research on kinetochore and cell division. More information about the …

We are happy to announce that our lab grew by 1 this month. Dr. Suzuki welcomed Jihua Liu on to our team as the spring semester got underway. Jihua is a first year undergraduate student studying Biochemistry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is highly motivated and already involved in lab experiments. She shared her …