Welcoming New Students
We welcomed a new rotation student Tristan Wong, and undergrad Ariana Arabadjiev to our lab.
ACDS Feature
Dr. Taabazuing is featured in the Australaisian Cell Death Society (ACDS) Newsletter.
Black in Cancer Young Investigator Award
Dr. Taabazuing is awarded the Black in Cancer Young Investigator Award.
Second Annual Juneteenth Lecture
We hosted Dr. Freeman Hrabowski III to deliver an inspiring message about cultivating inclusive excellence.
Welcome Teni, Matilda, and Robbie
We welcome Teni (picture below left) Matilda (middle), and Robbie (right) to the team for the summer!
Lab Welcoming and Celebration
The lab celebrates our recent publications and we welcome the new postdoc Madhura to the lab!
Joint Lab Holiday Party
The annual joint white elephant holiday party with the Bernstein and Tolbert Labs was a blast!
BMB Retreat
Dr. Taabazuing attends his first BMB retreat where Pat and Chris presented their work.
Chris joins BWF as a PDEP Fellow
Chris joins the Burroughs Wellcome Fund (BWF) family as a PDEP Fellow!
Welcoming Jan
Welcome Jan Lopez, a summer student from the CBio program to the lab. Jan will be with us until August 5th.
New Door Sign!
Our new door sign arrived! Come study mechanisms of pyroptosis and apoptosis with us in our brand new lab space.
Diversity Week at Weill Cornell
Dr. Taabazuing participated in Diversity Week at Weill Cornell. He continues to be passionate about improving diversity and equity in academia.
Prodigy Alert
The lab interviewed a prospective graduate student for the incoming class of 2040.
Posters at BMB Friday Research Discussion
Rotation students Pat and Brie presented the lab’s first posters at the BMB Friday Research Discussion.
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.
Lab’s First Western Blot!
Rotations student Brie runs the first western in the lab. A picture is worth a thousand words!

