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News from the lab

Woohoo Joslyn!
Joslyn just won a CURO Research Scholarship for Fall 2020 to reveal relations between root architecture types and aboveground traits within the phenotypic spectrum. #TalentedUndergradsInLab!
Congrats to Ankita!
Ankita won the People Choice Award at the 3 Minute Thesis competition for her talk "Microns to feed the world".
Congrats to Kate & Joslyn!
Kate and Joslyn just won a CURO Research Scholarship for Summer 2020. They will continue her undergraduate research on Cassava intercropping and root imaging in our lab. Awesome to have such talented undergraduates in our lab!
Congrats to Peter and Addison!
Peter won the 2nd place in the 2019 Plant Center Poster Competition for his algorithmic work on phenotyping of root hairs. Addison won the Plant Center Undergraduate Research Award! It is the 3rd consecutive time that an undergraduate from the CPS lab wins one of the awards. Addison will continue her research on root hair response to calcium deficiencies. Congrats again to Peter and Addison. Way to go!
Congrats to Kate & Michelle!
Kate and Michelle just won a CURO Research Scholarship for Fall 2019. They will continue her undergraduate research on Cassava intercropping and root imaging in our lab and perform their first self-designed experiments!
Travel Awards for Chris & Suxing
Congrats to Chris and Suxing who won Travel awards to participate at the Phenome 2019 conference.
Congrats Sasha!
Sasha won the Plant Center Undergraduate Research Award to continue her undergraduate research on root architecture in our lab. Congrats Sasha and way to go!
Travel Awards for Peter & Suxing
Congrats to peter and Suxing who won Travel awards to participate at the Phenome 2018 conference. Seems like this conference becomes our lab retreat.
Again Congrats to Natalie!
Natalie won another CURO Research Assistantship to continue her honors undergraduate research on Cassava in our lab.
Double Congrats Natalie!
Natalie won the Plant Center Undergraduate Research Award and received a CURO Research Assistantship to continue her honors undergraduate research in our lab. Congrats Natalie and way to go!