Welcome our new undergrad students!
Happy to have four undergrad students (Sharvari Apte, Adam Hetzelson, Kaileigh Scott, Jacque Senour) joining the Lam Lab! Definitely look forward to the experience with all the students and trainees.
Research Blog
New lab members!
Welcome both Halley Wisner and Sujoita Sen to the Lam lab! Halley is our research assistant and Su is a PhD student of Biological Sciences. Look forward to working together!
Our new ATVB review article is online!
Excited that our review article on the current and future use of patient induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) to predict and stratify risk of drug-induced cardiotoxicity is online! (https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/ATVBAHA.120.314695) Here, we discuss the types of drug-induced cardiotoxicity, the current iPSC modeling platforms, and five iPSC applications in identifying patients who are more susceptible for drug-induced … Read more
Langendorff and EMapping setup!
Finally get some cool equipment installed! A typical Langendorff setup allows mouse/rat cardiomyocyte isolation and cardiac function measurement. It is great to save space by having one single versatile perfusion system for both mouse and rat studies. Well… used to need three or four different systems for each purpose.Electrical Mapping system from MappingLab allows us … Read more
Happy New Year!
2020 is in the book. It is time to leave all the bad and ugly behind. We are in a better year of 2021. In this year, I hope my lab can grow with a very positive note! There are still lots of works to do. But they will be done! The nice view from … Read more
LamLab website is finally launched!
Let me introduce myself. My name is Chi Keung Lam, currently still at Stanford University. I LIKE to go by “Lam” as it is easier to pronounce. I am coming to the University of Delaware as an assistant professor in the Department of Biological Sciences. While I am really excited to start my own lab … Read more