We moved to New York University!

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In July 2021, the lab packed up our >10,000 bacteria stocks and >3,000 seed stocks in Chicago and moved across the country to our new home at NYU. We’ve been establishing our lab in the the Center for Genomics and Systems Biology (CGSB) building, NYU’s recently-renovated science facility located near Washington Square.

Our new home, CGSB at NYU
photo taken from ennead

We are enjoying getting to know our new colleagues. The Purugganan lab kindly showed us around the NY Botanical Gardens.

Field trip to the research center at the NY Botanical Gardens

We’ve also been working hard to get our new facilities up and running, including our new growth chambers.

Post-Doc Andy Gloss’s Arabidopsis plants enjoying the new facility.

Testing high throughput methods in the new chambers.

Of course, the move wasn’t complete until we found a nearby pub to celebrate publications (…or lament a failed PCR…) and we saw a local baseball game!