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Thank you to the Donald K. Johnson Eye Institute for a wonderful visit and the honor of giving the first keynote. A great reminder of how deeply intertwined Canadian and US science are: we train each other's students, build on each other's discoveries, and are stronger together.
👏 Dr. Daniel Saban @DukeU joined us today as our first keynote speaker. His talk explored the often overlooked role of immune cells in maintaining ocular health and resilience, highlighting how the immune system contributes to protecting the eye and responding to injury and disease. #VisionResearch #NoResearchNoCure
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What comes after M1/M2? In our Perspective with @FGinhoux in @ImmunityCP we explore how single-cell technologies and AI can decode the gene programs macrophages use across tissues & microenvironments, and how this modular view could transform immunotherapy cell.com/immunity/abstract/S…
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A few more hours to place a bid on this piece! Money does not go to me, but to the child neurology foundation @Child_Neurology . pro.gofundme.com/live/auctio…
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🪄Regeneration is a conversation between stem cells and their surroundings. 🥳I’m excited to share our new review on the expanding landscape of stem cell niches and how understanding stem cell–niche dialogue could advance tissue repair and healthy aging 💪🏽 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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This has been an exciting journey, and our paper is finally out as a preprint! Together with @chihyaochung and in collaboration with Agnel Sfeir, we developed mtDIVE to explore the functional consequences of thousands of mitochondrial DNA variants biorxiv.org/content/10.64898… 1/12
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Many congrats on the beautiful work.
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Stimulating study by Kamal Khanna’s group on trained immunity and lung macrophages!
Happy to share our new paper in @Nature “Type 2 immune history trains lung macrophages for viral disease tolerance” nature.com/articles/s41586-0… the work was fearlessly led by @PayalYokota Thanks to all our collaborators! @nyulangone @nyugrossman
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Wonderful! Congrats Kamal and Payal et al!!
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📢 To everyone on the job market who has a vision for neuroscience applied to biomedical applications & technological innovation: The Duke Dept. of Biomedical Engineering announces a tenure-track faculty job search in neural engineering, broadly defined! academicjobsonline.org/ajo/j…
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New dates, same ReThink spirit! 🏄 Join us at Weizmann, May 24–26, 2027, for 3 days of bold ideas and lively discussions shaping the future of neuroimmunology. Explore our speakers and register: conferences.weizmann.ac.il/R… #ReThinkNeuroimmunology
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Replying to @klechevskyLab
Shana tova !
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Replying to @IdoAmitLab
Shana tova 🍎 🍯
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Replying to @NeuroWoodworks
Wow 🤩
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One unsolicited piece of advice for new #gradstudents. Don't settle on ALL of your #rotations before school starts. Use the first semester to explore. Talk to people! Check out labs and areas that you haven't considered! Go outside of your comfort zone! Let yourself be surprised!
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Looking forward having you stateside !
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a 427-sample single-cell atlas of multiple myeloma across 341 individuals, linked to genetics and detailed clinical data. Very exciting study by @IdoAmitLab and Co !
Does scale limit what we can discover? In our new @NatureGenet study, led by @MorZada3 & @Anna_Kurilovich, we built a 427-sample single-cell atlas of multiple myeloma across 341 individuals, linked to genetics and detailed clinical data 🧵 (1/15) 🔗 nature.com/articles/s41588-0…
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🎉 Excited to share our new paper in Immunity! Can a tissue remember inflammation after the inflammation itself is gone? We find that it can—and that this memory can be stored in an unexpected place: the extracellular matrix (ECM). 🧵👇 cell.com/immunity/abstract/S…
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Excited to share our new Perspective in @natBME! What if drug development could learn continuously from the data generated along the way? We propose a data-driven framework to turn biological and clinical data into a feedback loop for designing better immunotherapies
Genomic data generation is exploding. Translation into new therapies is not. Our new @natBME Perspective proposes data-centric feedback loops combining ML, single-cell genomics & in vivo perturbations to accelerate next-gen immunotherapy @Rotem_Shalita nature.com/articles/s41551-0…
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