Student Leadership Team
Miranda Gavitt
mgavitt@g.harvard.eduMiranda studies cell communication during mouse digit tip multi-tissue regeneration. She adores theatre in all forms so you are just as likely to find her seated house right as in the lab.
Trevor Bingham
tbingham@g.harvard.eduMackenzie Harrigan
mackenzie.smith@g.harvard.eduMackenzie studies how sex hormones regulate skin structure/function and aims to identify mechanisms to delay ovarian aging. She also loves to boulder, run, bake, and spend time with her roommates Ringo the cat and Daniel the human!
Allie Goldstein
agoldstein@g.harvard.eduAllie is studying how menstruation impacts endometrial cancer expansion and pathological progression. She is also studying how the uterus influences systemic physiology. Allie loves plants, softball, and pretty microscopy images!
Julia Paoli
julia_paoli@g.harvard.eduJulia aims to uncover the coupling between tissue growth and cellular differentiation by studying axolotl tissue repair mechanisms, hoping to advance regenerative therapies. Outside of lab, Julia loves arts and crafts, reading, and baking!
Olivia Pembridge
oliviapembridge@g.harvard.eduOlivia is interested in bridging in vitro and in vivo models to study neurodevelopment and neurodegeneration. She has hosted exchange students from 7 different countries!
Celeste Wu
sumyingwu@g.harvard.eduCeleste studies how the axolotl limb regeneration can be regulated by non-local or systemic signals (e.g. the brain). Outside of lab, Celeste enjoys writing, gaming and digital art - she also hopes to do theater again some day.
Past DRB Student Leadership
Seminar
| Miranda Gavitt Program: MCO || Lab: Lehoczky Lab Miranda studies cell communication during mouse digit tip multi-tissue regeneration. She adores theatre in all forms so you are just as likely to find her seated house right as in the lab. |
Trevor Bingham Program: BBS || Lab: Camargo Lab | |
| Henry Bushnell Program: BBS || Lab: Cepko lab Henry studies retinal development. His work focuses on embryonic progenitor fate choice and the role of Notch signaling. Henry graduated with a BA from Wesleyan University and has previously worked with Douglas Melton and Ruth Johnson. |
| Ji Wook Kim Program: BBS || Lab: Zon lab Ji Wook studies stem cell-niche interaction in zebrafish, and is a huge fan of microscopy. Ji Wook graduated from Seoul National University in 2018 with a degree in Biological Sciences. |
Scott Freeburg Program: BBS || Lab: Goessling lab | |
Olivia Weeks Program: BBS || Lab: Goessling lab | |
Aubrey Faust Program: BBS || Lab: Melton lab |
Data Club
| Mackenzie Harrigan Program: MCO || Lab: Hsu Lab In the Hsu lab, Mackenzie studies how sex hormones regulate skin structure/function and also aims to identify mechanisms to delay ovarian aging. Outside of the lab, Mackenzie loves to boulder, run, bake, and spend time with her roommates Ringo the cat and Daniel the human! |
| Allie Goldstein Program: BBS || Lab: McKinley Lab Allie is studying how menstruation impacts endometrial cancer expansion and pathological progression. She is also studying how the uterus influences systemic physiology. Allie loves plants, softball, and pretty microscopy images! |
| Hannah Tam Program: BBS || Lab: Hsu lab Hannah is studying mammalian skin regeneration. Her work focuses on delineating the distinct responses after wounding in embryonic and postnatal skin. Hannah graduated from Northeastern University with a B.S. in Biochemistry. |
| Ji Wook Kim Program: BBS || Lab: Zon lab Ji Wook studies stem cell-niche interaction in zebrafish, and is a huge fan of microscopy. Ji Wook graduated from Seoul National University in 2018 with a degree in Biological Sciences. |
Sam Wattrus Program: BBS || Lab: Zon lab | |
Bess Miller Program: BBS || Lab: Goessling lab |
Symposium
| Allie Goldstein Program: BBS || Lab: McKinley Lab Allie is studying how menstruation impacts endometrial cancer expansion and pathological progression. She is also studying how the uterus influences systemic physiology. Allie loves plants, softball, and pretty microscopy images! |
Rebecca Freeman Program: BBS || Lab: Hsu Lab | |
Eboni Arnold Program: BBS || Lab: Lehtinen Lab | |
Yi-Chia Huang Program: BBS || Lab: Goodrich Lab | |
Yonit Krebs Program: MCO || Lab: Chen Lab | |
Enya Miguel Whelan Program: BBS || Lab: McKinley Lab | |
Stephan George Program: BBS || Lab: North Lab | |
Ademi Zhakyp Program: Immunology || Lab: Jackson Lab | |
Liana Tellez Program: BBS || Lab: Hsu Lab | |
Juliana Babu Program: BBS || Lab: Walsh Lab | |
Trevor Bingham Program: BBS || Lab: Camargo Lab | |
| Felicia Wranitz Program: BBS || Lab: Burns lab Felicia is studying the molecular mechanisms controlling cardiomyocyte proliferation in heart development and regeneration. Felicia graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 2019 with degrees in Biology and Anthropology. |
Eugene Kegeles Program: BBS || Lab: He Lab | |
| Fran Navarro Program: BBS || Lab: Dvorin Lab Fran studies the molecular pathogenesis of Plasmodium falciparum, the human malaria parasite. Fran graduated from Santa Clara University in 2020 with a degree in Biology and did undergraduate research in the Bayless Lab. |
| Henry Bushnell Program: BBS || Lab: Cepko lab Henry studies retinal development. His work focuses on embryonic progenitor fate choice and the role of Notch signaling. Henry graduated with a BA from Wesleyan University and has previously worked with Douglas Melton and Ruth Johnson. |
| Ji Wook Kim Program: BBS || Lab: Zon lab Ji Wook studies stem cell-niche interaction in zebrafish, and is a huge fan of microscopy. Ji Wook graduated from Seoul National University in 2018 with a degree in Biological Sciences. |
| Hannah Tam Program: BBS || Lab: Hsu lab Hannah is studying mammalian skin regeneration. Her work focuses on delineating the distinct responses after wounding in embryonic and postnatal skin. Hannah graduated from Northeastern University with a B.S. in Biochemistry. |
Kate Harding Program: BBS || Lab: White lab | |
Sam Wattrus Program: BBS || Lab: Zon lab | |
Liam Gaynor Program: BBS || Lab: Shivdasani lab | |
Scott Freeburg Program: BBS || Lab: Goessling lab | |
Bess Miller Program: BBS || Lab: Goessling lab | |
Olivia Weeks Program: BBS || Lab: Goessling lab | |
Aubrey Faust Program: BBS || Lab: Melton lab |
Social
| Julia Paoli Program: BBS || Lab: Whited Lab Julia aims to uncover the coupling between tissue growth and cellular differentiation by studying axolotl tissue repair mechanisms, hoping to advance regenerative therapies. Outside of lab, Julia loves arts and crafts, reading, and baking! |
| Olivia Pembridge Program: BBS || Lab: Young-Pearse Lab Olivia is interested in bridging in vitro and in vivo models to study neurodevelopment and neurodegeneration. She has hosted exchange students from 7 different countries! |
John Hatch Program: BBS || Lab: Macklis Lab | |
Website
| Celeste Wu Program: BBS || Lab: Whited Lab Celeste studies how the axolotl limb regeneration can be regulated by non-local or systemic signals (e.g. the brain). Outside of lab, Celeste enjoys writing, gaming and digital art - she also hopes to do theater again some day. |
Liam Gaynor Program: BBS || Lab: Shivdasani Lab |