Karen Kasza
@kasza_lab
Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Columbia University @Columbia @CUSEAS | Living Materials | Morphogenesis
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http://www.kaszalab.com/ 29-05-2020 00:06:32
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Students of TU Dresden! Are you interested in using bioimage analysis to study cancer cells Physics of Life Dresden? I have funding for an SHK position that expires by the end of the year and exciting (drylab/data analysis) project ideas! Contact me! I need someone FAST! Pls RT!
Please RT: Nandan Nerurkar is looking for a postdoc to join our group studying #mechanobiology of #morphogenesis Columbia University in NYC. DM or email [email protected] if interested! #endoderm #guttube #gallusgallus
How do myosin patterns influence cell behavior and tissue movements? New research from CU MechEngineering Columbia University in the special “Biophysics in Development” issue presents new optogenetic tools for observing the effects of myosin patterns in fruit fly embryos. ow.ly/CM4350GmcCu
Still smiling after yesterday's beautiful seminar presentation from the dynamic Karen Kasza! Grateful that she chose Princeton Engineering for her first in-person visit since the pandemic started. Morphogenesis is beautiful and a fantastic problem for engineers and physicists!
Thank you Tissue Morphodynamics Group! I had such a fantastic visit. It was so great meeting with the folks at Princeton Engineering and seeing so many old friends!
I am so honored to be recognized as a 2022 Sloan Research Fellow for our work on the mechanics of living matter! A big thank you to all the members of the lab for their creativity and hard work! #SloanFellow CU MechEngineering Columbia Engineering Columbia Science
Our lab website is finally live! Check it out at hajal-lab.com Special thanks to my husband كريستيان for developing this for our group. #newPI #Engineering Northeastern U. Northeastern COE
Karen Kasza is at #cellbio2023! Lots of posters and talks starting today - come by and say hello!
Get ready for our next episode of VGZT, this time we will have a special focus on Tissue Morphogenesis!🌟⚡️🎉 Do join on Thursday, Feb 8 12:30 EDT/ 18:30 CET/ 17:30 UTC with Andrew Countryman Timothy Saunders!!!📅
Delighted that the most recent paper from our group has been published in Current Biology! This work was led by Xun Wang, Ph.D. along with Christian Cupo, Sassan Ostvar, and Andrew Countryman and explores how cell-cell adhesion levels impact tissue mechanics and flow Columbia Engineering