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 The 23rd International Workshop on Kaposi's Sarcoma Herpesvirus & Related Agents looked a little different this year, but nonetheless brought together a great group of scientists and trainees. Members of the Renne and Tibbets labs were in attendance, with several pictured above in a virtual group photo from one of the sessions. The conference organizers are still hoping to offer the 2022 conference in-person in Tanzania, as was planned for 2020.
 Members of the Renne lab were happy to be back at our first in-person lab meeting in over a year! We shared a few treats, talked science and bananas, and were generally happy to have a bit more normalcy back in our lives!
Congratulations to our most recent Renne Lab graduates, Soleil Torres, MS, and Melissa Berrio!
 Renne Lab MD/PhD student, Dan Stribling, was recently awarded a two-year graduate fellowship by the UF Informatics Institute to support his project entitled: “Enabling miRNA Discovery through a Novel Hybrid Sequence Analysis Method for High-Throughput Ribonomics Datasets.”. Congratulations, Dan! Click the link below to read the full article.
Renne Lab Graduate student, Yuan Hong, has been featured in a YouTube video created by the UF Genetics & Genomics Graduate Program! In the video, Yuan discusses the use of genetics, genomics, and ribonomics approaches in her research in the lab. Great job, Yuan!
 Lauren and Yuan volunteered to judge at the Alachua Region Science and Engineering Fair on Thursday, Feb. 7. The regional fair consisted of approximately 170 projects from middle and high school students who attend public, private, and charter schools in Alachua county.
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