Solving Cell Mysteries with Chemist Yimon Aye @CornellCAS
Solving Cell Mysteries with Chemist Yimon Aye  @CornellCAS
Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Team spirit fills Yimon Aye’s lab, symbolized by the “Aye Lab” t-shirts sported by its members.

“They really deeply care about each other,” says Aye, assistant professor of chemistry and chemical biology. “They will drop what they’re doing to help another lab member, whether a younger undergraduate or a senior postdoc coming in from a diverse field.”

Aye sets the tone for her lab team, making time for questions and also for fun. Toys perch in the nooks and crannies of her office and sprawl across her work table. For her, science is a profession to be enjoyed. Read more:http://as.cornell.edu/news/solving-cell-mysteries-chemist-yimon-aye
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