Sherbenou Lab Events
Alana Keller ASH 2023 Poster Presentation (800 x 600 px)


Poster Presentation

Alana Keller


American Society of Hematology Annual Meeting, San Diego 2023


Emma Grace Pittard

Summer Undergraduate 2023


Emma Grace is currently pursuing her bachelor's degree at University of South Carolina. Her summer research project focused on bi-specific antibody drug combinations in multiple myeloma.

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Julia Johnson

Gates Institute Summer Intern 2023


Julia is currently attending Middlebury College in Vermont. During her summer undergraduate internship, Julia investigated synergy between various immunotherapies in multiple myeloma.

Celebrating Summer Undergraduate Internships



August 2023

The Sherbenou Lab

Alana and ASH 2022

Poster Presentation

Alana Keller


American Society of Hematology Annual Meeting, New Orleans 2022


Lauren Reiman

Research Professional Emeritus

 


Lauren left the lab in Spring 2023 after working with us for 3 years. During her time in the lab, Lauren optimized and expanded our drug sensitivity assay My-DST. She also investigated when relapse myeloma patients can be re-treated with the CD38 monoclonal antibody therapy Daratumumab. Lauren is currently attending medical school at the University of Southern California - Los Angeles.

 

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White Water Rafting Group Picture

Lab Outing Day 2021


White Water Rafting - Clear Creek, CO


Olivia Pérez de Acha López, MD

Visiting Research Scholar


Olivia Perez de Acha Lopez comes to us from Madrid, Spain. She recently received her MD from Universidad Autonoma de Madrid. Her past research was done at the Hospital Puerta de Hierro studying TKI drug resistance in liquid biopsies from patients with EGFR+ lung adenocarcinoma. Before joining us at CU, Olivia also spent last summer at the NIH studying exosomes as potential biomarkers in Alzheimer's Disease. In our group, she evaluated immunotherapy targets, with a particular focus on the daratumumab-refractory setting. In 2021 Olivia matched for medical residency in Washington D.C.

 

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Eliza Rhee

Summer Intern 2021


Eliza is currently pursuing her bachelor's degree at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine.


Beau Idler

Professional Research Assistant Emeritus


Beau left the lab in June 2020 after working with us for 1 ½ years. During his time in our lab, Beau pioneered our pipeline for testing drug combinations for synergy in cell lines and patient samples. He also made significant contributions to multiple projects through ex vivo drug sensitivity experiments and testing new potential myeloma regimens using in vivo xenograft models. Beau is currently pursuing his MD at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale Arizona.

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Denis Ohlstrom

Bioinformatics Certificate Program


Denis left the lab in June 2020 after working with us for 1 year. During his time with our group, Denis created a bioinformatics pipeline for processing mass cytometry (CyTOF) data in Rstudio, and analyzing the output via machine learning algorithms. He also conducted our first single cell RNA sequencing experiment to interrogate myeloma subpopulations. After leaving the lab, Denis entered the MD, PhD program at Emory University.


Lab Outing Day 2020


Grey's Peak, 14,278 feet

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Axe Throwing


2020


Poster Presentation


American Society of Hematology Annual Meeting, Orlando, 2019

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Janet Lee, Visiting Undergraduate


Cancer Research Fellowship Program, Summer 2019


Lab BBQ 2019: Epic Grilled Cheese Party


Lab BBQ 2019-2

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Lab Outing Day 2018


New Belgium Brewery Tour, Fort Collins


Mike VanWyngarden

Professional Research Assistant Emeritus


Mike left the lab in December 2018 after working with us for 2 ½ years. During this time, he focused on the development of ex vivo drug sensitivity profiling assay on primary samples which we continue to optimize to measure clinical drug resistance and guide development of new agents for myeloma. This work was recently published in the journal Blood Advances. Mike also conducted multiple in vivo mouse model experiments, including implementation of a technically challenging myeloma patient-derived xenograft model. In addition, Mike generated the firefly luciferase myeloma cell lines that we continue to use in xenograft experiments testing out new drug approaches to this disease. Mike joined the Hematology Clinical Trials Unit at our cancer center as a Clinical Research Coordinator prior to attending the Physician Assistant (PA) program at Colorado Mesa University.

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Poster Presentation


American Society of Hematology Annual meeting, San Diego, 2018

 


Christophe Langouë-Astrie, MS

Biomedical Sciences and Biotechnology Program


Christophe left the lab in May 2017 after completing his master degree program. During his time in our group, he created out initial bioinformatics pipeline for incorporation of publicly available data sets to validate and extend our bench work. In doing so, we helped with a collaborative project with Genentech to analyze the potential of targeting the unfolded protein response (UPR) in myeloma treatment. After completing his master’s degree, Christophe went on to join the Pharmacology PhD program at CU Anschutz.

 

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Lab Outing Day 2017


Mount Bierstadt Summit, 14,065 feet


Andres Arriaga


Visiting High School Student through Denver STaRS Internship Program, Fall 2017

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Red Rocks

Lab Outing Day 2016


Matthews/Winters Trail at Red Rocks

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