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June 2022: Welcome to the lab our three summer students: Maddie from CREU, Bryan from RBI, and Praise from SRTP!
February 2022: Welcome Addison, a CSD rotation student to the lab!
February 2022: After a break for Covid, we renewed our lab ski day with the Nichols lab. Cold but fun day!
January 2022: Annual Xmas celebration volunteering at the Food Bank of the Rockies. This year we packed meals for kids- so proud of this crew!
January 2022: Beyond proud of Lomeli Shull who just received the NOA on her K99/R00 AND found out her paper was accepted! Not bad for one week. Can’t wait to see what she does next! next!#proudmentor #NIHMOSAIC
Paper:PRDM paralogs antagonistically balance Wnt/β-catenin activity during craniofacial chondrocyte differentiation. December 2021: So proud of Dr. Hsu! We all wish her well as she embarks on her new adventure. She will be missed.
Paper: SIX1 reprograms myogenic transcription factors to maintain the rhabdomyosarcoma undifferentiated state. November 2021: Welcome Cameron, a Mol Bio rotation student to the lab!
October 2021: Brittany won best student talk at the HMGGP retreat!
October 2021: Annika represents at the Mol Bio retreat! Super job on a hand drawn poster!
September 2021: We were able to get a hike in on a perfect Colorado day!
August 2021: Welcome Mikaela, a CSD rotation student to the lab! August 2021: Congrats to Lizzie for a great summer! Best of luck in your last year at NCSU.
July 2021: Big congrats to Lomeli for being selected for runner up for the best paper of 2020 in Developmental Biology! One of the top most cited papers of 2020! #DBfeatures #BestofBest! https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0012160620300579?via%3Dihub
July 2021: We said goodbye to Anthony as he starts a new position at La Moyne College in Syracuse! Best of luck!
June 2021: After a summer off, we welcome summer undergraduate students Lizzie and Ashley to the lab! Lizzie is a Gates fellow and studies at the North Carolina State University. Ashley is a SRTP fellow and is from UC Denver.
May 2021: Brittany is off to the Embryology course at MBL. We look forward to seeing and hearing about all the things she learns!
May 2021: Artinger lab represents at SW SDB2021! Lomeli with a talk and Ezra and Brittany with flash talks. Congrats to Ezra for winning the first place postdoc award for his talk! #proudmentor April 2021: New review published: Neural crest multipotency and specification: power and limits of single cell transcriptomic approaches.
January 2021: Congrats to Brittany on her review: The power of zebrafish models for understanding the co-occurrence of craniofacial and limb disorders.
December 2020: Xmas celebration volunteering at the Food Bank of the Rockies. So proud of this crew!
The year of 2020 in the lab, so many Zoom meetings!
July 2020: Congrats to Ezra and Brittany for receiving NRSAs from @NICHD!
May 20, 2020: We are (slowly; only 25%) back! May 2020: Congrats to Lomeli on her new publication:
The conserved and divergent roles of Prdm3 and Prdm16 in zebrafish and mouse craniofacial development. March 16, 2020: Artinger lab shut down due to Covid-19 pandemic. Please stay healthy and safe everyone.
February 2020: Congratulations to Rwik for accepting a new position at ActiveMotif. He will be missed and we wish him the best of luck!
Also, congrats also to Lomeli for being selected for a talk at the Craniofacial GRS meeting. Both Ezra and Lomeli presented at the GRC. 
December 2019: Congrats to Brittany for winning a top poster prize at the Student Research Forum!
November 2019: Congrats to Rwik for being selected for a 5 minute talk at AHA meeting and Anthony for his talk at the Cancer Biology retreat.
  September 2019: Congrats to Brittany for becoming a predoctoral candidate!
Lemonade stand to support Alex's Lemonade Stand for Childhood Cancer
August 2019: Congrats to the summer students Griffin and Amanda for a great summer!
July 2019: Welcome PRA Erin to the lab!
July 2019: Two successful conferences in the books: Jessica wins a travel award to present at #ZDM12 and Lomeli is selected for a flash talk #SDB19. #Proudmentor
June 2019: We said goodbye to PRA extraordinaire as she takes on her next adventure. We will miss you Ginny!
June 2019: Welcome summer undergraduate students Griffin and Amanda to the lab! Amanda is a UCCC fellow and studies at the University of Wisconsin at Superior. Griffin is a Gates Foundation fellow and is from Colorado School of Mines.
May 2019: Congratulations to Lomeli for receiving a NRSA F32 from @NIDCR. On the first time in no less!
Ezra and Ginny hard at work in the lab, but always smiling!
April 2019: Congratulations to Brittany for receiving honorable mention for the NSF GRFP award! She makes us proud.
Southwest SDB meeting! @_SDB_
Fun lab ski day with the Nichols lab! Missing our postdocs Lomeli, Rwik and Ezra. Next year!February 2019: Artinger lab represents at CU-SDM Dental Research Day!
Congratulations to Rwik and Lomeli on a new publication from the lab: https://www.mdpi.com/2221-3759/6/4/27/htm
Fun collaboration with the Niswander lab. 
September 2018: Welcome new postdoc Ezra to the lab!
He will work on a collaborative project with the Prekeris lab. Fun times at the HMGGP retreat this weekend in Colorado springs. And Brittany won a poster prize for her rotation project! Congratulations Brittany!
July 2018: We had a great lab hike to Lake Isabella from Brainard Lake trailhead.
June 2018: Welcome new HMGGP graduate student Brittany to the lab!
June 2018: Welcome summer undergraduate students Hope and Joey to the lab! Hope is a UCCC fellow and studies at the University of Wisconsin at Superior. Joey is a Gates Foundation fellow and is from Cornell University.
May 2018: Congratulations to Jason for being officially hooded into the community of Ph.D. scientists.
May 2018: Congratulations to Rwik for receiving an American Heart Association postdoctoral fellowship and the engagement award from the BESST program!
April 2018: Congratulations to Dr. Williams for successful defending his thesis!
March 2018: Jason Williams published his thesis work: Requirement of zebrafish pcdh10a and pcdh10b in melanocyte precursor migration
February 2018: Congratulations to Lomeli for winning the best postdoc poster at the School of Dental Medicine's research day!
February 2018: So proud to be part of this team! Lomeli and I with our colleagues at the Craniofacial GRC. July 2017: A big congratulations to Jessica for obtaining a highly competitive CCTSI predoctoral fellowship for her work on the role of six1 in zebrafish rhabdomyosarcoma. Time to celebrate! May 2017: Welcome summer undergraduate students Aaron and Oscar to the lab! Aaron is a UCCC fellow and studies at the University of Wisconsin at Superior. Oscar is a Gates Foundation fellow and is from Occidental College. May 2017: Congratulations to Jessica for winning the Peer Mentor award from the BEST program. Keep up the good work! 
May 2017: Welcome to Lomeli Shull, a new postdoctoral fellow in the lab. She has joined us from the Mayo Clinic where she recently completed her Ph.D.
September 2016: Congrats to Rwik for being accepted into the MBL Gene Regulatory Networks Course!
July 2016: Hailei Ding published a paper: MicroRNA Profiling during Craniofacial Development: Potential Roles for Mir23b and Mir133b. August 2016: The lab was funded to determine the role of Six1 in zebrafish models of Rhabdomyosarcoma. July 2016: Good luck to Geoff as he begins medical school in Indiana! May 2016: Kristin was awarded the BEST Faculty Sponsor Award for mentoring! 
November 2015: Davalyn Powell, with the help of others in the lab published the paper: Cdon promotes neural crest migration by regulating N-cadherin localization
July 2015: Congratulations to Jenean O'brien for starting her own lab at University of Wisconsin, at Superior.
Good luck Jenean! July 2015: The lab was funded to understand the "Function of chromatin modifiers in cranial neural crest development.
April 2015: Congratulations to Jason for his recent NRSA NIH Fellowship! Determining the role of Pcdh10a in zebrafish migratory neural crest cells.
March 2015: Congratulations to Jason for his image being selected to be displayed in the Gates Stem Cell Manufacturing Facility.
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