Diana has been awarded the Joseph H. Taylor Graduate Student Fellowship from the Princeton Physics Department. Congrats Diana!!
Welcome to the Shaevitz Lab at Princeton University
We are interested in how life emerges from collections of molecules, cells, and organisms; asking how bacterial cells grow, divide, and move; how collections of cells form patterns; and how and why discrete animal behaviors are generated by the brain. To answer these questions we combine physics-style experiments, advanced data analysis techniques, and theoretical modeling, and use tools from optics, computer vision, machine learning, and more.
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The Shaevitz Lab welcomes QCB first years Scott Wolf and Aaron Bourque who have decided to join the lab for their PhDs!
