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The Gardiner Lab @thegardinerlab.bsky.social · 12/09/2026

First Friday seminar of the semester and it was an undergrad extravaganza! 5 min flash talks describing what they did over the semester including our own Rori Childers (‘27) and Kira Yoshida (‘28)! You both did stellar! 🌟

Photo of undergrad (from front to back) Victoria Wen (‘29) from the Tran lab and Gardiner lab undergrads Kira Yoshida (‘28) and Rori Childers (‘27) sitting in the packed seminar room before giving their flash talks

Photo of Gardiner Lab undergrad Rori Childers about to present her flash talk titled “The Art of Cell-derived Matrices”

Photo of Gardiner Lab undergrad Kira Yoshida about to present her flash talk titled “My Summer of Cloning”

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Dr. Jaye Gardiner @jayeperview.bsky.social · 16/06/2026

Fun news! I was named one of the inaugural #SciAmYoungAmericanScientists! Thank you to whoever nominated me - I’m excited for the research ahead in @thegardinerlab.bsky.social and working with my stellar students!

Black square with Scientific American written across the top in white capital letters. Underneath in a robin’s egg blue reads “Young American Scientists”. A squiggly white arrow separates this text and 2026 written in the same blue color.

Stylized illustrated photo (bust up) of Jaye Gardiner (me) - a Black woman with a silver lip ring wearing dark green glasses. The style of the illustration turned my curly hair into a cascade of triangles

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Jeanna Bryner @jeanna.bsky.social · 17/06/2026

I had the honor of speaking with one of SciAm’s #SciAmYoungScientists, Jaye Gardiner @thegardinerlab.bsky.social. I was struck by Jaye’s enthusiasm for research and the genuine care she has for her students. Her love of science goes back to high school chemistry. @sciam.bsky.social

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Learning how the matrix around cells and tissues impacts cancers

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The Gardiner Lab @thegardinerlab.bsky.social · 20/12/2025

And just like that, the first semester of the lab is complete! 🥳 Got to work with these two fabulous undergrads, Kira (left) and Rori (right) and am super pumped to physically do the science they wrote their papers on next semester! Happy holidays to all! - JCG

Photo of three people having lunch together. On the left is Kira Yoshida and right is Rori Childers, two stellar undergrads at Tufts. In the middle is Jaye Gardiner dressed festively wearing a reindeer antler headband and red blazer.

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Edna Cukierman - Tumor Microenvironment @tme-caf-ecm.bsky.social · 01/10/2025

This is how to kick a talk out of the game park! A true #HomeRunTalk by @jayeperview.bsky.social at the selected talks from posters closing the #AACRPan25 @theaacr.bsky.social meeting First talk out of her own lab @thegardinerlab.bsky.social #Proudisima to have played a small role 😎💜

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Débora Vendramini-Costa, Ph.D @debvendramini.bsky.social · 01/10/2025

Amazing talk by Dr Jaye Gardiner @jayeperview.bsky.social new PI at Tufts University, on the biology of ECM/CAFs in pancreatic cancer. I’m so proud of you, Jaye!

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The Gardiner Lab @thegardinerlab.bsky.social · 02/09/2025

Hello world! Today’s officially the first day of the lab! It’s an empty space currently only filled with ideas (that I don’t have card access to yet 😂) but I’m excited for the science that will happen here! -JCG

Photo of Jaye Gardiner, a Black woman with long curly black hair, wearing dark green glasses and a coral colored sleeveless top, holding an iPad with the words “Jaye’s 1st day” written largely. Underneath it’s written “as an assistant professor 9/2/2025” although that doesn’t come out as clear in the photo.

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