Chi Keung Lam

Try to get both Lam and Fancher labs together for X’mas fun. “Unfortunately”, we could only settle for lunch together. Not quite as fun as last year pottluck….  But really proud of the progress we made this year. Research is getting more and more interesting! Students are getting closer and closer to finish line. Lots … Read more

2023 is going by quickly. Fall semester is half way in. Thanks everyone for their hard works. Lots of things achieved recently, such as grant submissions, candidacy exams, thesis etc. Finally get a little bit of relaxation with Drew’s lab!

Had a relaxing farewell lunch at Grain XChange for Liam. Very happy that he graduated with his Bachelor degree and got a job at Penn to prep for his next step! Good Luck!

Spring semester is concluding. We have a lot of good news to celebrate! First, best wishes to all the May birthday trainees! Second, we are happy (and of course a little bit sad) that some students will graduate and move on to their next steps! Cannot be more proud that: Sharvari is accepted to UPenn … Read more

Wholeheartedly thank everyone who participated in our 1st BiRD! We started to plan this event in early 2021, with a major goal to promote departmental bonding after COVID restriction (and we have so many isolated lab sites in Newark/Wilmington). As a co-organizer (with Justin Parreno), I wish that student and faculty can build on the … Read more

Wish everyone a great year of 2023! 2022 is a great learning year for the lab.. Hope year of 2023 will be a fruitful one!

Christmas is approaching! What can be better to enjoy various dishes from different countries? Scientists can cook!

Wish everyone a great thanksgiving week! To start it off, why not have some warm bonfire fun in a chilly starry night? Enjoy the whole week!

Congratulations on Logan who just finished his bachelor degree! He will pursue a PhD in Bioinformatics Data Sciences at UD. Really proud of him!A little late. But the first lab photo taken on Halley’s Birthday. Thanks the group for helping me on the grant!

Huge thanks to collaborators Luisa, Matthew and Suet Nee at the CU Anschutz Medical Campus, and great mentor Joseph Wu at Stanford! Here we used patient specific iPSC-CMs to model FLNC-related arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy and identified beta-catenin/PDGFRA axis that can be exploited as beneficial target for those patients. Look forward to many more collaboration and discoveries … Read more