This is not science-related, but I think anybody who has written with me (or been edited by me) will see how much worse it could be.

Enjoy.

https://mobile.twitter.com/sarahmei/status/946347142012051456

Congratulations to Maggie for putting together an excellent application for a grant supplement from the NIH. The funds will support her and her work for the next two years of her graduate work. Well done, Maggie!

Enjoying a strong showing from present and past Daniels Lab members at the annual SSIB meeting. Warms my heart.

Well done, Maggie. A fun one that goes a bit outside the lab’s (read: my) comfort zone. Looks like we’re diving into the learning world now. Fun!

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0031938417302068

Kim Caldwell (née Plyler) defended her dissertation today. Congratulations, Kim!

Welcome to the world, Harper Emelyn Caldwell  (Kim Plyler’s baby girl)!

Congratulations Kim and Jeremy!

Lots of things happening this spring in the Daniels lab. We are very excited that three of our trainees have secured academic jobs! Liz Mietlicki-Baase (former doctoral student) will be coming home to Buffalo to take a job as an Assistant Professor of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences at UB’s School of Public Health. Jessica Santollo (current postdoc/research assistant professor) will be the newest Assistant Professor of Biology at the University of Kentucky. And, Naomi McKay is hammering out the details and is close to accepting an offer to be the newest Assistant Professor of Psychology at Buffalo State College. Well done!