We bid farewell to our beloved lab RO Clarisse :’( Keep in touch!
We warmly welcome 2 new PhD students JiaJun & Kellie!
We have our very own SG-United Trainee!!
Hello Everyone, lets welcome Clarisse to the WWT lab!
Clarisse pursued her Bachelors at La Trobe university and prior to joining our lab, she worked at Raffles Hospital processing Covid19 swab samples.
Lets say hello to Clarisse!
Saying goodbye to our attachment student!
Today marks the our attachment student Ashley’s last day at WWT Lab.
In these 2 months, Ashley has impressed us with her inquisitiveness, level of understanding and maturity as well as how she takes great initiative to help out with lab upkeep!
Farewells are always bittersweet but we wish Ashley all the best in her future!
Welcoming our new Post-Doc, Dr Shawn Tan
Shawn is a returning A*Star scholar from UCLA. He trained under Prof Kathrin Plath for his PhD studying the cannonical X chromosome gene Xist. Shawn is currently working on Single Cell Cancer Epigenetics.
We have a Lab attachment student!
Joining us today is the youngest ever member of the WWT Lab!
Let’s welcome Ashley!
Ashley has just completed her year 4 in the IB program, so she’s only 16 years old! She will be here for 2 months until her year 5 IB program starts.
Farewell to Dr Chung Hwa Hwa
Today is Dr Chung’s last day with the WWT Lab, it has been a good 4 years working with her.
Hwahwa has played an instrumental part in establishing our lab’s cancer expertise and protocols.
She will be changing fields to take on a new position working on Data Analytics.
We wish her all the best in this new career!
A fond farewell to Dr Yun
We’re bidding farewell to Dr Yun, our visiting clinician.
She has completed her 1 year sabbatical at our lab and will now be returning back to Shanghai to resume her Oncology Consultant position.
We thank Yun for her contributions to our lab and we’ll miss her!
Our Paper in Nature Cell Biology has been published!
Our paper Maternal factor NELFA drives a 2C-like state in mouse embryonic stem cells has been published in Nature Cell Biology after two and a half years of hard work from all colleagues involved.
Here’s a link to the article : https://www.nature.com/articles/s41556-019-0453-8
Here’s a link to the PDF
