Congratulations to Camille Liu on earning second place at the Texas Junior Academy of Science (TJAS) competition! Camille has also been accepted to attend a conference at Yale University in 2027. We are delighted to celebrate these milestones in her research journey.

Congratulations to Camille Liu on being selected to present her research project in the Texas Junior Academy of Science (TJAS) competition at Texas A&M University on October 8, 2026! We look forward to her sharing her work with fellow student researchers and the wider scientific community.

Camille Liu was selected for UNT’s 2026–2027 Undergraduate Research Fellowship (URF), a campus-wide program supporting students engaged in faculty-mentored research.

The Li Lab contributed to “Engineered probiotics block arsenite absorption in the gastrointestinal tract,” a study demonstrating a programmable probiotic strategy for reducing arsenite uptake.

The lab received a Summer Research Internship Grant from the American Epilepsy Society (AES), with Deeba Dinarvand selected as the student awardee.

The Li Lab contributed to “High-frequency oscillations after acute hemorrhagic traumatic brain injury: insights into posttraumatic epilepsy development,” advancing the study of early electrophysiological biomarkers following traumatic brain injury.

Camille Liu and Anjani Chebrolu were selected for the 2026 TAMS Summer Research Program at UNT, supporting an intensive summer of faculty-mentored laboratory research.

The Li Lab launched its official website to share research, publications, team updates, and lab news.