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Heidi Hehnly — The Hehnly lab at Syracuse University focuses on understanding how the Left-Right Organizer (LRO) develops in vertebrates, particularly through the role of cilia. They use zebrafish as a model to study how different types of cilia contribute to the left-right axis formation in developing organisms. Their research aims to uncover the mechanisms that guide cilia formation and function, which is important for proper heart development and other ciliated tissues.
Sarah E Woolf-King — Dr. Sarah E. Woolf-King's lab focuses on developing and testing psychological therapies for people living with HIV who also struggle with alcohol use. They explore how to improve mental and physical health outcomes by using innovative approaches like Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). The lab's work aims to provide better treatment options for individuals facing both HIV and alcohol-related issues.