Dr. Balasubramanian and Dr. John present a single cell altas of anterior segment development with a focus on aqueous humor drainage tissues, available as a reviewed pre-print in eLife. 

Dr. Balasubramanian received a grant from The Glaucoma Foundation! Thank you TGF for supporting our new and exciting project on the role of Periostin in glaucoma. 

Dr. Balasubramanian recieved the Career Development Award from Research to Prevent Blindness for her work on changes in Apelin signaling pathway with relevance to congenital glaucoma and albinism. Thank you RPB! 

Joshua Brandon Ramkissoon was part of the lab as a Columbia University  undergraduate researcher. He will now be joining the lab full time as a research technician to drive forward an exciting new project on the role of Yap/Taz in glaucoma. Welcome Josh! 

Emily Richters, a research technician with over 5 years of experience working with hiPSCs joined our lab and will be driving an exciting new project differentiating human induced pluripotent stem cells into specialized endothelial cells! Welcome Emily! 

Dr. Abdul Hannan received a career starter grant from the Knights Templar Eye Foundation to extend his work on pediatric glaucomas. Congratulations Abdul! 

Roshnni Rajkumar, a Fordham University graduate joined the lab as research technician and will be working on advancing our exciting studies tying in changes in the front of the eye to changes seen in the back of the eye, in mouse models of glaucoma! Welcome Roshnni! 

Nick Tolman, Taibo Li, and Revathi Balasubramanian co-author a paper detailing the trabecular meshwork cell types in mice and identify that mitochondrial dysfunction in the trabecular meshwork subtype in a mouse model of glaucoma that can be protected by Vitamin B3! 

Dr. Balasubramanian receives a grant to study endothelin signaling in congenital glaucoma from the Glaucoma Research Foundation - Thank you GRF!