Upcoming Thesis Defense – Thomas Liontis
Join us in congratulating Thomas on his upcoming thesis defense! Great job on all your hard work in getting here!
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Upcoming Thesis Defense – Edward C. Ruiz
Join us in congratulating Edward on his upcoming thesis defense! Great job on all your hard work in getting here!
Junxiang Xu’s Thesis Defense
Junxiang Xu recently defended his thesis. This is such a huge step, and we are proud of all your hard work!
Volunteering with Science Club for Girls
This past semester, two GPGG students, Chloe and Lisa, spent their afternoons mentoring young girls through Science Club for Girls (SCFG). Though they volunteered at different sites and worked with different age groups, it was clear that the experience was as meaningful for the mentors as it was for the students. Chloe Chloe was driven […]
GPGG FALL SOCIAL 2025!
The GPGG team came together for a Fall Social at Lucky Strike Fenway, sharing dinner, bowling, and plenty of time to catch up and relax together outside of the lab and classroom.
Welcome Our Newest GPGG Students!
We're excited to welcome five outstanding new students to the Graduate Program in Genetics & Genomics! Please join us in congratulating and getting to know the newest members of our community. Elizaveta (Lisa) Berson (Perissi-Isaac Lab) Keyu (Chloe) Li (Perissi Lab) Pranav Narnur (Monti Lab) Connor Malloy (Kotton Lab) Saylor Williams (Isaac Lab) We're thrilled […]
GPGG 20th Year Anniversary Event
Celebrating 20 Years of GPGG: A Weekend of Connection, Inspiration, and Community The GPGG 20th Anniversary Celebration was a success, bringing together students, alumni, faculty, and friends for a memorable two-day event filled with engaging programming, heartfelt connections, and plenty of fun. Friday Night Kickoff: Community and Conversation The weekend kicked off with a warm […]
GPGG Student Spotlight: Thomas Featured in Boston Magazine
We’re excited to share that GPGG student Thomas Liontis, from the Grishok lab, was recently featured in Boston Magazine for his work with the Boston Worm community, a local group dedicated to fostering public appreciation for science through the study of C. elegans, a tiny but mighty model organism. "This article is really what the […]