Congratulations to Dr. Lauren Gay, et al, on the publication of the qCLASH paper, "Modified Cross-Linking, Ligation, and Sequencing of Hybrids (qCLASH) to Identify MicroRNA Targets" in Current Protocols. To view the full publication, visit our Publications page. Great job!
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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!
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