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The Calisi Lab, Spring 2017
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Rebecca M. Calisi Rodríguez, M.S., Ph.D.
Principal Investigator of the B3 Lab
Twitter: @BeccaCalisi
More detailed Bio
Dr. Calisi Rodríguez is faculty in the Department of Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior in the College of Biological Sciences at UC Davis. Dr. Calisi received her M.S. in Biology from the University of Texas at Arlington in 2006 and her Ph.D. in Integrative Biology from UC Berkeley in 2010. She was awarded a competitive Postdoctoral Fellowship from the National Science Foundation (2010-2013), followed by the UC President’s Postdoctoral Fellowship (2013-2014). Dr. Calisi became a faculty member in the Biology Department of Barnard College of Columbia University from 2014-2015 but was soon recruited to join the faculty of UC Davis in 2015. Dr. Calisi started the B3 lab and leads a thriving research group that investigates how changes in the environment, particularly stressful ones, affect animal brains, health, and behaviors. This January of 2019, she became UC Davis’ first Faculty Advisor to the Dean of College of Biological Sciences for Science Communication. She is currently expanding her research program to encompass the study of science communication to support diversity, equity, and inclusion in STEM.
Principal Investigator of the B3 Lab
Twitter: @BeccaCalisi
More detailed Bio
Dr. Calisi Rodríguez is faculty in the Department of Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior in the College of Biological Sciences at UC Davis. Dr. Calisi received her M.S. in Biology from the University of Texas at Arlington in 2006 and her Ph.D. in Integrative Biology from UC Berkeley in 2010. She was awarded a competitive Postdoctoral Fellowship from the National Science Foundation (2010-2013), followed by the UC President’s Postdoctoral Fellowship (2013-2014). Dr. Calisi became a faculty member in the Biology Department of Barnard College of Columbia University from 2014-2015 but was soon recruited to join the faculty of UC Davis in 2015. Dr. Calisi started the B3 lab and leads a thriving research group that investigates how changes in the environment, particularly stressful ones, affect animal brains, health, and behaviors. This January of 2019, she became UC Davis’ first Faculty Advisor to the Dean of College of Biological Sciences for Science Communication. She is currently expanding her research program to encompass the study of science communication to support diversity, equity, and inclusion in STEM.
Rayna M. Harris, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Researcher since 2019
Twitter: @raynamharris
Personal website
Dr. Harris’ research explores the relationships between molecular activity in the brain and variation in animal behavior. Currently, she is studying the neuromolecular mechanisms that regulate parental care behaviors in female and male rock doves. Dr. Harris received a B.S in Biochemistry and a Ph.D. in Cell and Molecular Biology from The University of Texas at Austin. She is an active volunteer with The Carpentries, an organization dedicated to teaching best practices in coding and data science to researchers worldwide. She is co-mentored by Dr. Titus Brown and received a Community Engagement Fellowship from the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) to learn more about cultivating collaborative relationships within communities of scientists.
Postdoctoral Researcher since 2019
Twitter: @raynamharris
Personal website
Dr. Harris’ research explores the relationships between molecular activity in the brain and variation in animal behavior. Currently, she is studying the neuromolecular mechanisms that regulate parental care behaviors in female and male rock doves. Dr. Harris received a B.S in Biochemistry and a Ph.D. in Cell and Molecular Biology from The University of Texas at Austin. She is an active volunteer with The Carpentries, an organization dedicated to teaching best practices in coding and data science to researchers worldwide. She is co-mentored by Dr. Titus Brown and received a Community Engagement Fellowship from the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) to learn more about cultivating collaborative relationships within communities of scientists.
Isaac Ligocki, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Researcher since 2016
Twitter: @iyligocki
Personal website
Dr. Ligocki investigates organism-environment interactions. He received his Ph.D. at The Ohio State University in the lab of Ian Hamilton studying how the social environment influences and is influenced by individual behavior in the cooperatively breeding cichlid fish Neolamprologus pulcher. He is currently investigating how human impacts influence the neurobiology, physiology, behavior, and life history of the western mosquitofish, Gambusia affinis, with a focus on endocrine disrupting pollutants. His current work is funded through an NSF postdoctoral research fellowship in biology (PRFB). Dr. Ligocki is the Social Media Editor for the Journal of Integrative and Comparative Biology. Starting Winter, 2010, Dr. Ligocki is excited to announce that he will be starting his own lab at the University of Millersville as an Assistant Professor of Biology (Tenure Track).
Postdoctoral Researcher since 2016
Twitter: @iyligocki
Personal website
Dr. Ligocki investigates organism-environment interactions. He received his Ph.D. at The Ohio State University in the lab of Ian Hamilton studying how the social environment influences and is influenced by individual behavior in the cooperatively breeding cichlid fish Neolamprologus pulcher. He is currently investigating how human impacts influence the neurobiology, physiology, behavior, and life history of the western mosquitofish, Gambusia affinis, with a focus on endocrine disrupting pollutants. His current work is funded through an NSF postdoctoral research fellowship in biology (PRFB). Dr. Ligocki is the Social Media Editor for the Journal of Integrative and Comparative Biology. Starting Winter, 2010, Dr. Ligocki is excited to announce that he will be starting his own lab at the University of Millersville as an Assistant Professor of Biology (Tenure Track).
April Booth, M.S.
Ph.D. Candidate since 2016
Molecular, Comparative & Integrative Physiology
April earned her B.S. in Biology, B.A. in Chemistry, and M.S in Biology at Fresno State. April is investigating how single parents in biparental systems alter their brain and physiology to succeed as parents. She also enjoys reading, hiking, and Zumba classes.
Ph.D. Candidate since 2016
Molecular, Comparative & Integrative Physiology
April earned her B.S. in Biology, B.A. in Chemistry, and M.S in Biology at Fresno State. April is investigating how single parents in biparental systems alter their brain and physiology to succeed as parents. She also enjoys reading, hiking, and Zumba classes.
Victoria Farrar
Ph.D. Candidate since 2016
Animal Behavior Graduate Group
Victoria is broadly interested in how organisms adapt to novel, challenging environments. She earned her B.S. in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Arizona. She is currently examining the role of genes and hormones in modulating responses to human-induced pollutants. Victoria also enjoys sketching, biking, birding, and learning how to code.
Ph.D. Candidate since 2016
Animal Behavior Graduate Group
Victoria is broadly interested in how organisms adapt to novel, challenging environments. She earned her B.S. in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Arizona. She is currently examining the role of genes and hormones in modulating responses to human-induced pollutants. Victoria also enjoys sketching, biking, birding, and learning how to code.
Rechelle Viernes
B3 Lab and Aviary Manager
Rechelle received her undergraduate degree from U.C. Davis in June, 2017. During that time, she was part of our lab, working with Team Gambusia investigating the impacts of endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. We loved Rechelle so much that, post graduation, we invited her to stay on with us as a UC Davis Jr. Specialist (basically, a research technician/post-baccalaureate hybrid position). She will now be working with Team Aves, specifically on questions concerning the neurobiology and neurogenomics of parental care. On her free time, Rechelle enjoys taking her dog on day trips with her husband.
B3 Lab and Aviary Manager
Rechelle received her undergraduate degree from U.C. Davis in June, 2017. During that time, she was part of our lab, working with Team Gambusia investigating the impacts of endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. We loved Rechelle so much that, post graduation, we invited her to stay on with us as a UC Davis Jr. Specialist (basically, a research technician/post-baccalaureate hybrid position). She will now be working with Team Aves, specifically on questions concerning the neurobiology and neurogenomics of parental care. On her free time, Rechelle enjoys taking her dog on day trips with her husband.
Undergraduate Researchers
- TEAM AVES -
Tanner Feustel
Aviary Manager, Fall Quarter 2016 - present
Tanner is studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry. Tanner also enjoys backpacking, writing screenplays, dancing, and beer tasting.
Aviary Manager, Fall Quarter 2016 - present
Tanner is studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry. Tanner also enjoys backpacking, writing screenplays, dancing, and beer tasting.
Brandon Nava Ultreras
Former Aviary Manager, Winter Quarter 2017 - 2018
Brandon has been working with PhD student Victoria Farrar examining prolactin receptor expression in avian tissue. He presented his preliminary data on sex-biased gene expression changes in prolactin receptor at the 2017 UC Davis Undergraduate Research Conference and is looking forward to presenting at the 2018 Society of Integrative & Comparative Biology Conference in San Francisco. Outside of the lab, Brandon enjoys reading fiction and spending time outdoors.
Former Aviary Manager, Winter Quarter 2017 - 2018
Brandon has been working with PhD student Victoria Farrar examining prolactin receptor expression in avian tissue. He presented his preliminary data on sex-biased gene expression changes in prolactin receptor at the 2017 UC Davis Undergraduate Research Conference and is looking forward to presenting at the 2018 Society of Integrative & Comparative Biology Conference in San Francisco. Outside of the lab, Brandon enjoys reading fiction and spending time outdoors.
Laura Flores
Fall Quarter 2017 - present
Laura will be studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry. She is new to the lab and we look forward to getting to know her! Welcome, Laura!
Fall Quarter 2017 - present
Laura will be studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry. She is new to the lab and we look forward to getting to know her! Welcome, Laura!
Laura Ornelas Pereira
Fall Quarter 2017 - present
Laura will be studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry. She is new to the lab and we look forward to getting to know her! Welcome, Laura!
Fall Quarter 2017 - present
Laura will be studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry. She is new to the lab and we look forward to getting to know her! Welcome, Laura!
Ana-Begona Molina Gil
Fall Quarter 2017 - present
Ana will be studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry. She is new to the lab and we look forward to getting to know her! Welcome, Ana!
Fall Quarter 2017 - present
Ana will be studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry. She is new to the lab and we look forward to getting to know her! Welcome, Ana!
Jennifer Guerra
Fall Quarter 2017 - present
Jennifer will be studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry. She is new to the lab and we look forward to getting to know her! Welcome, Jennifer!
Fall Quarter 2017 - present
Jennifer will be studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry. She is new to the lab and we look forward to getting to know her! Welcome, Jennifer!
Austin Kyan
Summer Quarter 2017 - present
Austin is working with Victoria Farrar and learning how to extract RNA and quantify it using qPCR. He is also assisting with avian husbandry and behavioral data collection. Outside of the lab he enjoys playing and writing music (for the cello) as well as playing board games with friends.
Summer Quarter 2017 - present
Austin is working with Victoria Farrar and learning how to extract RNA and quantify it using qPCR. He is also assisting with avian husbandry and behavioral data collection. Outside of the lab he enjoys playing and writing music (for the cello) as well as playing board games with friends.
Selin Louie
Spring Quarter 2017 - present
Selin is working with April Booth and learning how to conduct Bacterial Killing Assays (BKAs) as well as assisting with avian husbandry and behavioral data collection . Outside of the lab she enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking, tennis, and ice skating. She also enjoys crafting and traveling.
Spring Quarter 2017 - present
Selin is working with April Booth and learning how to conduct Bacterial Killing Assays (BKAs) as well as assisting with avian husbandry and behavioral data collection . Outside of the lab she enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking, tennis, and ice skating. She also enjoys crafting and traveling.
Reeta Asmai
Fall Quarter 2017 - present
Reeta will be studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry. She is new to the lab and we look forward to getting to know her! Welcome, Reeta!
Fall Quarter 2017 - present
Reeta will be studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry. She is new to the lab and we look forward to getting to know her! Welcome, Reeta!
Candice Lee
Fall Quarter 2015- 2018
Candice is studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry and tissue collection. Candice is also a performing member of the color guard for the Blue Devils Drum and Bugle Corps and Rodriguez High School. She also enjoys cooking, traveling, fishing, and playing with her dog and cats.
Fall Quarter 2015- 2018
Candice is studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry and tissue collection. Candice is also a performing member of the color guard for the Blue Devils Drum and Bugle Corps and Rodriguez High School. She also enjoys cooking, traveling, fishing, and playing with her dog and cats.
Annie Bond
Spring Quarter 2016 - 2018
Annie is studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry and tissue collection. She is currently learning how to sample and section brain tissue. Annie also enjoys reading, practicing martial arts and boxing, traveling, and playing the piano.
Spring Quarter 2016 - 2018
Annie is studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry and tissue collection. She is currently learning how to sample and section brain tissue. Annie also enjoys reading, practicing martial arts and boxing, traveling, and playing the piano.
Anabel Martinez
Summer Quarter 2017 - 2018
Anabel is working with Victoria Farrar and learning how to extract RNA and quantify it using qPCR. She is also assisting with avian husbandry and behavioral data collection. Outside of the lab she enjoys working out at the gym and spending time with friends.
Summer Quarter 2017 - 2018
Anabel is working with Victoria Farrar and learning how to extract RNA and quantify it using qPCR. She is also assisting with avian husbandry and behavioral data collection. Outside of the lab she enjoys working out at the gym and spending time with friends.
Jaskaran Sahota
Summer Quarter 2016 - present
Jas is studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry. Jas also enjoys hiking, listening to music, assisting at a local dental office, and spending time with friends and family.
Summer Quarter 2016 - present
Jas is studying avian behavior, parental care, and assisting with husbandry. Jas also enjoys hiking, listening to music, assisting at a local dental office, and spending time with friends and family.
Blake Turner
Fall Quarter 2017 - 2018
Blake is studying psychology, neuroscience, and assisting with husbandry. Blake also enjoys backpacking, traveling, and Latin dancing.
Fall Quarter 2017 - 2018
Blake is studying psychology, neuroscience, and assisting with husbandry. Blake also enjoys backpacking, traveling, and Latin dancing.
- TEAM GAMBUSIA -
Madeline Bailey
Fall Quarter 2017 - present
Madeline is working with Dr. Isaac Ligocki investigating the impacts of endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. Her passion for scientific research grew while attending the UC Natural Reserve Systems' field study program. Madeline also enjoys swimming, hiking, water polo, and spending time with her pets.
Fall Quarter 2017 - present
Madeline is working with Dr. Isaac Ligocki investigating the impacts of endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. Her passion for scientific research grew while attending the UC Natural Reserve Systems' field study program. Madeline also enjoys swimming, hiking, water polo, and spending time with her pets.
Asha Pluton
Fall Quarter 2016 - present
Asha is on Team Gambusia working with Dr. Isaac Ligocki investigating the impacts of endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. Asha also plays water polo to the UC Davis club team.
Fall Quarter 2016 - present
Asha is on Team Gambusia working with Dr. Isaac Ligocki investigating the impacts of endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. Asha also plays water polo to the UC Davis club team.
Michael Barrientez
Fall Quarter 2017 - 2018
Michael is working with Dr. Isaac Ligocki investigating impacts of the endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. Michael enjoys backpacking, music, cooking, snowboarding, and playing sports. He hopes to travel to South and Central America.
Fall Quarter 2017 - 2018
Michael is working with Dr. Isaac Ligocki investigating impacts of the endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. Michael enjoys backpacking, music, cooking, snowboarding, and playing sports. He hopes to travel to South and Central America.
Elbertlyn Cantey
Fall Quarter 2017 - 2018
Elbertlyn is working with Dr. Isaac Ligocki investigating the impacts of endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. Elbertlyn's hobbies include reading, watching movies, listening to music, and an obsession with all things Harry Potter and Disney related.
Fall Quarter 2017 - 2018
Elbertlyn is working with Dr. Isaac Ligocki investigating the impacts of endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. Elbertlyn's hobbies include reading, watching movies, listening to music, and an obsession with all things Harry Potter and Disney related.
Maria Carmona
Fall Quarter 2017 - 2018
Maria is working with Dr. Isaac Ligocki investigating the impacts of endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. She is new to the lab and we look forward to getting to know her! Welcome, Maria!
Fall Quarter 2017 - 2018
Maria is working with Dr. Isaac Ligocki investigating the impacts of endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. She is new to the lab and we look forward to getting to know her! Welcome, Maria!
Janin Rodarte
Fall Quarter 2016 - 2018
Janin is on Team Gambusia working with Dr. Isaac Ligocki investigating the impacts of endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. Janin also enjoys hiking and spending time with her dogs.
Fall Quarter 2016 - 2018
Janin is on Team Gambusia working with Dr. Isaac Ligocki investigating the impacts of endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. Janin also enjoys hiking and spending time with her dogs.
Amanda Simpson
Fall Quarter 2016 - 2017
Amanda is on Team Gambusia working with Dr. Isaac Ligocki investigating the impacts of endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. She also enjoys teaching freshman about sustainability on campus and spends time working at a preschool. Amanda also plays the tenor saxophone, loves music, dancing, hiking, and watching movies.
Fall Quarter 2016 - 2017
Amanda is on Team Gambusia working with Dr. Isaac Ligocki investigating the impacts of endocrine-disrupting compounds on the neurobiology, morphology, and behavior of Western Mosquitofish. She also enjoys teaching freshman about sustainability on campus and spends time working at a preschool. Amanda also plays the tenor saxophone, loves music, dancing, hiking, and watching movies.
B3 Lab Alumni
Duration of time spent in the Calisi Lab, and position post their job position/graduation, if known.
Duration of time spent in the Calisi Lab, and position post their job position/graduation, if known.
Fledged Postdoctoral Researchers
Dr. Isaac Ligocki: member from 2016-2019. Accepted an Assistant Professor of Biology (tenure track) at Millersville University (beginning 2020)
Dr. Suzanne Austin: member from 2017-2019. Currently a Research Scientist at Oregon State University
Dr. Naomi Ondrasek: member from 2016-2017. Accepted a competitive California Council on Science and Technology (CCST) Policy Fellowship. Currently a Senior Policy Advisor at the Learning Policy Institute
Dr. Isaac Ligocki: member from 2016-2019. Accepted an Assistant Professor of Biology (tenure track) at Millersville University (beginning 2020)
Dr. Suzanne Austin: member from 2017-2019. Currently a Research Scientist at Oregon State University
Dr. Naomi Ondrasek: member from 2016-2017. Accepted a competitive California Council on Science and Technology (CCST) Policy Fellowship. Currently a Senior Policy Advisor at the Learning Policy Institute
Fledged Ph.D. Students
B3's first grad students are currently in their 3 year of their program at UC Davis. Graduation time estimated ~2021.
B3's first grad students are currently in their 3 year of their program at UC Davis. Graduation time estimated ~2021.
Fledged Undergraduates
Brandon Nava Ultreras - Former Aviary Manager, Winter Quarter 2017 - 2018
Rechelle Viernes - Fall Quarter 2016 - Summer 2017 - now Calisi Lab Research Technician
Tiffany Chen - Fall Quarter 2016 - Summer 2017
Denis Sanpedro - Winter Quarter 2016 - Summer 2017
Zixin (Andy) Yu - Fall Quarter 2016 - Summer 2017
Haley Hudson - Fall Quarter 2016 - Summer 2017
Irene Orellana Bonilla - Summer Quarter 2015 - 2017
Erica Saldana - Summer Quarter 2015 - Summer Quarter 2017
Rachel Alexis de Jesus Parungao - Fall Quarter 2016 - Summer Quarter 2017
Olivia Calisi - Summer Quarter 2017
Beth Krestoff - Fall Quarter 2016 - Spring Quarter 2017
Catherine Nguyen - Fall Quarter 2015 - Spring Quarter 2017 - pursuing a PhD at UC, Riverside (Lab of Wendy Saltzman)
Michelle Alvarez - Winter Quarter 2016 - 2017
Hanna Butler-Struben - Summer Quarter 2015 - 2016 - pursuing a MS at San Francisco State Univ. (Lab of Robyn Crook)
Erin Gawel - Fall Quarter 2015 - Spring Quarter 2016
Vivian Zhou - Fall Quarter 2015
Sarah Weigel - Fall Quarter 2015 - Winter Quarter 2016
Rechelle Viernes - Fall Quarter 2016 - Summer 2017 - now Calisi Lab Research Technician
Tiffany Chen - Fall Quarter 2016 - Summer 2017
Denis Sanpedro - Winter Quarter 2016 - Summer 2017
Zixin (Andy) Yu - Fall Quarter 2016 - Summer 2017
Haley Hudson - Fall Quarter 2016 - Summer 2017
Irene Orellana Bonilla - Summer Quarter 2015 - 2017
Erica Saldana - Summer Quarter 2015 - Summer Quarter 2017
Rachel Alexis de Jesus Parungao - Fall Quarter 2016 - Summer Quarter 2017
Olivia Calisi - Summer Quarter 2017
Beth Krestoff - Fall Quarter 2016 - Spring Quarter 2017
Catherine Nguyen - Fall Quarter 2015 - Spring Quarter 2017 - pursuing a PhD at UC, Riverside (Lab of Wendy Saltzman)
Michelle Alvarez - Winter Quarter 2016 - 2017
Hanna Butler-Struben - Summer Quarter 2015 - 2016 - pursuing a MS at San Francisco State Univ. (Lab of Robyn Crook)
Erin Gawel - Fall Quarter 2015 - Spring Quarter 2016
Vivian Zhou - Fall Quarter 2015
Sarah Weigel - Fall Quarter 2015 - Winter Quarter 2016
Fledged Members from Barnard College, Columbia University, 2014-2015
James Casey - Research Scientist and Lab Technician - currently Associate Lab Director at Barnard College, Department of Biology
Post-bacc Research Scientists
Lea Pollack - Currently pursuing a PhD at Univ. California, Davis (Lab of Andy Sih)
Stefanie Siller - Currently pursuing a PhD at Columbia University (Lab of Dustin Rubenstein)
Undergraduates
Bryana Belin - Accepted a position as a Laboratory Technician at Columbia University Medical Center
Yanick Couture - Currently pursuing a DVM at Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine
Elsie Ennin
Fayme Cai - Currently a Veterinary Technician in Brooklyn, New York
Jessamine Fazli - Currently pursuing an MD at SUNY Downstate College of Medicine in Brooklyn
Michelle Santos Pacheco
Doris Tamayo
Post-bacc Research Scientists
Lea Pollack - Currently pursuing a PhD at Univ. California, Davis (Lab of Andy Sih)
Stefanie Siller - Currently pursuing a PhD at Columbia University (Lab of Dustin Rubenstein)
Undergraduates
Bryana Belin - Accepted a position as a Laboratory Technician at Columbia University Medical Center
Yanick Couture - Currently pursuing a DVM at Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine
Elsie Ennin
Fayme Cai - Currently a Veterinary Technician in Brooklyn, New York
Jessamine Fazli - Currently pursuing an MD at SUNY Downstate College of Medicine in Brooklyn
Michelle Santos Pacheco
Doris Tamayo
Fledged Members from UC Berkeley, mentored by Calisi as a postdoc, 2013-2014
Undergraduates
Sana Chintamen - pursuing a PhD at Columbia University (Lab of Steven Kernie)
Nelson Amorín - pursuing an MD at Stanford University School of Medicine
Sana Chintamen - pursuing a PhD at Columbia University (Lab of Steven Kernie)
Nelson Amorín - pursuing an MD at Stanford University School of Medicine