THE ONTIVEROS LAB

Sidney China presented her work at the Rochester Academy of Sciences annual conference, which took place at SUNY Geneseo on November 1st. She had a chance to speak about the 3 different projects (microfluidics for blood typing, microfluidics for bacterial bioreactors and freshwater bacteria isolation), she worked on as a Summer Scholar in the lab. She did an excellent job and was congratulated by some in the audience. Keep up the good work Sidhey!

Thanks to a grant from the Fulbright US Scholar program our lab will be working in collaboration with the National Laboratory for...

Recently graduated Dom is featured this week in the Fisher website. Dom spent a year and half in the lab, working on our NSF-funded...

It took a while, but it is finally here. Here is another collaborative project with the Zartman Lab in the College of Engineering at...

Ten years later, 1,200 bacterial isolates and over 150 species later, our group is nearing completion of a freshwater bacterial flora...

It only took 14 months since submission, but we have finally received the Notice of Award for a collaborative project between the...

After 3 years in the lab Raunak graduated with honors and a departmental award. Congratulations to her for all her hard work! In the...

After graduating from Fisher, Bob Battaglia took a cross country trip to San Francisco before starting graduate school at Cornell. One...

Raunak Al-Rubayie started working almost 2 years ago in the lab building a beautiful data base and smart map (ArcGIS) of all the hundreds...

Jackie Chouinard, a veteran microfluidics researcher in our lab, obtained funding for her dynamic cell culture project. She is currently...