We welcome Oleksandr Sorokin as our new lab member.
Oleksandr studied Biochemistry in the Ukraine and completes the pool of newly accepted PhD students of the DFG-funded research training group RTG2467. We are exited to have you on board, Oleksandr!
MLU, Developmental Genetics
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Welcome Oleksandr to the lab! It’s always exciting to see new members joining research groups like RTG2467. The focus on Biochemistry from Ukraine sounds promising for the team’s work. While I’m not familiar with fuse beads, I imagine creativity in science can come from many sources. Looking forward to seeing the progress!
Great to welcome Oleksandr Sorokin to the Eckmann Lab! It is exciting to see new PhD students joining RTG2467. His background in Biochemistry from Ukraine sounds like a perfect fit for this research group. I enjoy exploring different creative projects, such as learning how to design perler bead patterns, but I appreciate the focus on scientific progress here. Looking forward to the lab’s future achievements.
This is such exciting news for the lab! Welcoming Oleksandr as a new member of RTG2467 sounds fantastic, especially with his biochemistry background from Ukraine. It’s great to see the research group growing and taking on fresh talent. The DFG funding clearly helps support these valuable opportunities. I also enjoy how this blog shares updates like a pixel game would update players—keeping everyone engaged with progress.
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Exciting news for the Eckmann Lab! Oleksandr’s background in Biochemistry sounds like a great addition to the RTG2467 group. It is always inspiring to see new members join research teams. I sometimes unwind after work with an arrow game too. Hope he finds everything welcoming here!