We’re excited to start 2026 with some great news!! 🎉🎉

Emmanuel Lamptey is joining the lab all the way from Ghana as the first Ph.D. student! ✈️

Looking forward to supporting him on his research journey and investing in his success! 😃😃

We’re thrilled to welcome two highly motivated undergraduate students – Tanvi Verma and Diya Patel, as the very first members of the lab! 🚀

We’re especially excited to have them contribute to both the lab setup and our research efforts as we get things rolling.

Honestly… can’t tell who’s more excited — the students or the PI! 😄

The Sohal Lab has been awarded an R03 grant from the National Cancer Institute to investigate how extracellular vesicles modulate the tumor immune microenvironment. This support empowers us to deepen our understanding of cellular communication in cancer and explore new avenues for therapeutic intervention.

We are grateful to the NCI for this opportunity and look forward to contributing meaningful insights to the cancer research community.

Here we go! It is the start of the Sohal Lab! As a lab that studies cell-cell communication, one of our goals will be to effectively communicate our scientific findings to the scientific audience as well as to the general public. But our immediate goal will be to fill this photo with more amazing researchers! 😉

Talons up! 🦅