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Lab Director, Karin A. Payne, PhD
Latest News
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New NSF award to study organoid model of growth plate injuryOpens in a new window
Dec 1, 2021Opens in a new window Full storyDr. Karin Payne and Dr. Stephanie Bryant received a four-year NSF Collaborative Research Award entitled: “RECODE: Organoid model of growth plate injury”. This a multidisciplinary award across the CU Anschutz and CU Boulder campuses that includes Co-PIs Dr. Robert McLeod, Dr. Franck Vernerey and Dr. Michael Zuscik. The overarching goal for this project is to gain fundamental insight into the link between biophysical cues, cellular differentiation, and cellular organization that leads to the development of a functioning growth plate.
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Shane Weatherford, Veterans Scholarship
Nov 1, 2020VA Program helps veterans transition to medical careers features Shane Weatherford, a lab alumni. Congratulations Shane on being one of the first recipients of the Veterans Healing Veterans Scholarship. We are so proud of you!Full story -
Blocking Angiogenesis
Nov 1, 2020New paper out describing Dr. Christopher Erickson’s work on blocking angiogenesis to prevent bony repair tissue formation after growth plate injury. Congratulations Chris! Thank you to the Krebs Lab for developing the alginate-chitosan hydrogels used for delivery of antibody.Full story -
Nicholas Rotello-Kuri
Oct 1, 2020Congratulations to Nicholas Rotello-Kuri on receiving the 2020-2021 Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP) Mini Grant!Full story -
Brookelynn Punsky
Oct 1, 2020Welcome to Brookelynn Punsky, a graduate student in the Department of Bioengineering. Brookelynn will be working on preventing post-traumatic osteoarthritis in a skeletally immature animal model, in collaboration with Dr. Jay Albright at Children’s Hospital Colorado.Full story