Tianxiao presents his work to the EUREKA foundation

Tianxiao has recently been awarded PhD funding from the EUREKA foundation to work on the detection of cryptic exons related to ALS. As part of this, he was invited to Lyon to present his work to the scientific committee of EUREKA, in addition to other students, and supervisors. He did a great job, and received lots of encouraging feedback on his plans for his PhD!



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