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Much like blood development, a journey in science is a path marked by change. Join us in celebrating major events in the development and growth of the Goins lab!
News
May 2026
Benjamin celebrated 25 years of service to Stanford! He was honored at a ceremony, with Lauren and his other PI Dr. Minx Fuller as his very proud guests! Congrats Benjamin, and thank you for all that you do!
April 2026
First year PhD student in Developmental Biology Adriana Bibo begins a spring rotation, with Zoya as her mentor. Welcome to the lab, Adriana!
April 2026
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Jewel heads to lovely Long Island for an intensive (no weekends off!) microscopy course at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. He also received a travel grant from the Beckman Center to fund his travel – well done Jewel! |
April 2026
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Undergraduate Ilana receives funding to perform research over the summer. Excited to have you in the lab over the summer Ilana! |
April 2026
In bittersweet news, Julie is chosen to represent Stanford School of Medicine in the Vice Provost Office for Graduate Education (VPGE) 2026 Dissertation Completion Fellowship Program. Congratulations Julie – The finish line is near!
March 2026
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Bayan receives postdoctoral funding from the Schlumberger Foundation to promote the advancement of women in STEM from around the world, and is aptly titled for “future faculty.” Many congratulations Bayan! |
March 2026
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Fearless postdocs Bayan and Jewel headed to Chicago to represent the lab at the 67th annual Drosophila meeting. They both gave posters – great job, guys!
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February 2026
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The Community College Outreach Program (CCOP) held its fourth annual Day of Science event for community college students. Celeste did an awesome job as one of the head organizers – congrats Celeste! |
February 2026
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Members from the Bilder lab at UC Berkeley paid us a visit for the day! We talked about our shared interests in cancer models and love for flies (and life outside of science too)! |
February 2026
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The Goins lab hosted a Mardi Gras meets Valentine’s Day happy hour for DevBio Happy Hour. King’s Cake shipped from one of Lauren’s favorite bakeries in New Orleans was on the menu, and the department had a blast looking for the “baby!”
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