On May 11, 2022, Two graduate students presented their research to the UNC Cytoskeleton Club.
Reem Hakeem, a graduate student in the Jim Bear Lab, presented a talk entitled “A durotaxis assay uncovers multiple migration modes that rely on Zyxin and NMII, but not Arp2/3 and Fascin.”
Max Hockenberry, Biophysics Student leader & graduate student in Bear Lab & Legant Lab.
Max Hockenberry, a graduate student in the Jim Bear Lab and Wesley Legant Lab, presented a talk entitled “Investigating patterns of 3D traction forces in complex geometries.”
