Jenna Rode received her Bachelor’s degree in Molecular and Cell Biology from UC Berkeley in 2023, working in the lab of Professor Gary Karpen on the role of heterochromatin binding proteins in nuclear organization. Jenna joined the Corn lab in September 2024. She is currently working on her Master’s thesis, focusing on discovering novel mechanisms of DNA-protein crosslink degradation.
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The Corn lab came together for this year’s retreat in Leysin, Vaud, on September 24–25. Over two engaging days, we combined science, reflection, and team building...
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What an exciting addition to the team Jenna is! Inspiring, intelligent, and a breakthrough thinker. Excited to see how she can continue to help the Corn Lab make cutting edge discoveries!