Harnessing pyroptosis for cancer immunotherapy, Cells 2024, 13(4), 346
February 2024 The lab celebrates our recent publications and we welcome the new postdoc Madhura to the lab!
January 2024 - Celebrating the January Birthdays, Bohdana, Chris, and Will!!
December 2023 - The annual joint white elephant holiday party with the Bernstein and Tolbert Labs was a blast!
November 30th 2023.
Dr. Taabazuing attends his first BMB retreat where Pat and Chris presented their work.
October 2023. Chris joins the Burroughs Wellcome Fund (BWF) family as a PDEP Fellow! Congrats on the Award Chris!
October 2023, Cornelius participates in a postdoc to faculty transition panel .
Welcome Jan Lopez, a summer student from the CBio program to the lab. Jan will be with us until August 5th.
June 13, 2022
May 27, 2022 - Our new door sign arrived! Come study mechanisms of pyroptosis and apoptosis with us in our brand new lab space.
Dr. Taabazuing sharing his experience in academia and lessons learned with the audience. Representation matters!
April 26, 2022 -Dr. Taabazuing participates in Diversity Week at Weill Cornell. He continues to be passionate about improving diversity and equity in academia.
Chris Bourne, the previous chair of the Weill-Cornell DEI Committee, introduced Dr. Taabazuing before his talk. Thanks Chris!
April 21 2022 - The lab interviewed a prospective graduate student for the incoming class of 2040.
April 18 2022 - The lab welcomes our newest rotation student, Tamanna!
Tamanna graduate with a BS in Chemistry and Statistics from Duke University. She’s excited to learn molecular biology from the lab.
March 25, 2022 - Rotation students Pat and Brie presented the lab’s first posters at the BMB Friday Research Discussion (FRD). Their western blots were the talk of the poster session!
Pat (left) and Brie (right) presenting their posters at FRD.
The Taabazuing lab from left to right: Dr. Taabazuing, Pat, Dr. Discher, Brie
March 19, 2022 - United Negro College Fund (UNCF) Fundraiser
Dr. Taabazuing attended the 10th Anniversary of the Mayor’s Masked Ball. This fundraising event helps raise money for scholarships to support traditionally underserved students. In 2021, they awarded scholarships in excess of $2.5 million. The Taabazuing lab is funded by the UNCF - Dr. Taabazuing is an Earnest E. Just Early Career Investigator.
February 15 2022 - The lab’s first western blot!
Rotations student Brie runs the first western in the lab. A picture is worth a thousand words!
February 8, 2022 - Just APPRECIATING the view from the lab!
January 27 2022 - Pat ran the first PCR and DNA gel and it worked!
February 1 2022 - We thawed cells to start tissue culture work.
January 19 2022
The first lab meeting!
Welcome Brie and Pat - the first rotation students! Brie (top left) received her BS in Chemistry from Farleigh Dickson College and Pat (top right) received his BA in Chemistry/Biochemistry from College of the Holy Cross. We are excited to have them join the team!
Taabazuing lab officially opens!
- January 10, 2022
Dr. Discher is a rock star!
Over her illustrious 17 year career at UPenn, Dr. Discher has co-mentored 40+ graduate students, undergrads, and postdocs. She has authored 6 patents and 30+ publications and book chapters. Find out how amazing she is on Google Scholar.
November 17, 2021
Dr. Taabazuing presents his research for the translational immunology talks section during BlackInImmuno week 2021.
May 2021
Dr. Taabazuing won the prestigious 2021 Tri-Institutional (Tri-I) Breakout Award for Junior Investigators. He gave a seminar at the 2021 commencement and reflected on his journey in science.
Dr. Taabazuing at work.
After a tough 2020 year in which Dr. Taabazuing participated in helping to bring about organizational change at MSK, he was interviewed for the annual report and he shared his views on diversity and inclusion.
You can catch a clip of the interview in the link below