Goings-on in the Maxson Lab
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February 2020Celebrating Dr. Carratt's funded grants from the Collins Medical Trust and Medical Research Foundation in a very Portland fashion!
Dr. Carratt was also recently awarded a Knight Collaborative Research Grant, which she wrote with computational biology graduate student, Ben Weeder. |
December 2019Julia and Sarah attended the 2019 American Society of Hematology Meeting in Orlando, Florida.
Dr. Carratt presented her research modulation of Ras-driven oncogenesis by mutations in SETBP1, for which she won an ASH abstract achievement award! Dr. Maxson presented on myeloid lineage enhancers and a novel therapeutic target for CSF3R/CEBPA-mutant AML at the Myeloid Workshop. |
September 2019Congratulations to Dr. Maxson, who has been named a Lamfrom Laureate!
The Knight Cancer Institute established the Hildegard Lamfrom Research Scholar Awards to support promising early-stage cancer researchers at OHSU. |
July 2019The Maxson Lab, along with other investigators from the Knight Cancer Institute, traveled to Colorado for the FASEB Hematologic Malignancies Conference.
We spent six days immersed in scientific discussion, and Sarah presented her postdoctoral research for the first time. We also took time to enjoy the beautiful mountain venue. Julia went hiking at the iconic Maroon Bells, and Sarah and Bree went white water river rafting! |
March 2018Julia attends the EHA-ASH Translational Research Training in Hematology workshop in Milan!
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March 2018Congratulations to Amy for her publication in Cell of her previous work at The Gladstone Institute at UCSF in Dr. Deepak Srivastava's Lab studying heart regeneration.
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December 2017Julia presents the lab's latest research on how CSF3R mutations synergize with mutations in CEBPA and SETBP1 in CNL and AML at the American Society of Hematology Conference in Atlanta.
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