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Brook Heathcote

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Blog: April 13, 2023
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Meet Our Team Members

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In addition to UMKC students, our teams consist of researchers from many different academic and clinical disciplines. If you would like to become a team member, reach out! We can often use help with transcriptions, file organization, or video editing as the need arises. If you are serious about...

Brendan Waters

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About SurgILab

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Welcome to SurgILab! Our lab was formed in 2016 in collaboration with the UMKC School of Medicine. Our research aims to understand how patient safety is threatened in the Operating Room and how to make surgery safer. As surgeons and researchers, we should investigate every surgical error, no matter...

McGraw Lab

Research in the McGraw seeks to understand how sensory cells develop and regeneration in growing animals. We use the zebrafish (Danio rerio) as a model because it is an excellent organism for the study of developmental biology. We use zebrafish to study the development and regeneration of sensory cells. We are particularly focused on the lateral line mechanosensory system, which allows fish and other aquatic vertebrates to sense water current.