How good is this. That last rule. One stroke penalty! 😂

Congrats to CRI's Javier Garcia-Bermudez lab for their American Cancer Society Research Scholar award to test whether blocking tumor glycosaminoglycans could result in new #cancer therapies that target metastasizing, lipoprotein-hungry tumors. #relentlessdiscovery

Filipe Pereira. Secret agent. About to silently infiltrate the unsuspecting ISSCR meeting…🧐

Onnittelut! Tervetuloa EMBO:lle 😁

A great choice for this award! Noriaki is an outstanding scientist and a leader in understanding the cellular and molecular mechanisms that regulate skeletal development. His careful and thoughtful work makes the field better. Congrats Noriaki Ono !

For anyone interested in RNA and cancer (basic and translational research), please consider submitting an abstract for this exciting meeting! We will be choosing lots of talks from abstracts. Should be a great event! #aacrRNA24

Check out our Spotlight article, written by grad student David Sokolov, highlighting two excellent papers describing purine salvage as an important metabolic resource for tissues and tumors. Impressive work from DeBerardinis Lab, Min Ni, and Gerta Hoxhaj Lab labs! authors.elsevier.com/a/1jPbE3vVUPRm…

Congratulations Vijay - it was just a matter of time!

There is still time to register for the Glenn Campisi Celebration of Life Symposium on August 12 Buck Institute - register here: buckinstitute.org/events/cellula…

Very happy to see our first paper out! We characterize transcriptional isoforms of NAD+ kinase (NADK) and their role in oxidative stress and melanoma metastasis. Huge congratulations to Graciela Grace for all the hard work! doi.org/10.1016/j.redo…

#ESHMICRO2025 will take place on Feb. 16-18, 2025 in London ➡ bit.ly/3VcfYKN 5th Scientific Workshop Tumour Microenvironment & its Therapeutic Targeting Chairs: D. Bonnet The Crick, Nitin Jain, Marina Konopleva, D. S. Krause, S. Mendez-Ferrer, K. Yong UCLH #ESHCONFERENCES

Hey Sarah Blaskovich , when will Catch open?

Contrary to how tumors operate while still in the kidney, metastatic kidney cancers rely heavily on mitochondrial metabolism, according to new research from HHMI Investigator Ralph DeBerardinis (DeBerardinis Lab) & colleagues Children’s Research Institute at UT Southwestern. hhmi.news/3X7db5U

The funding to "my lab" is actually a program project grant that will fund work in my lab, Sam McBrayer's lab, and Ben Levi's lab to examine the neural regulation of childhood cancers. Thank you to CPRIT !

Congrats as well to DeBerardinis Lab and Tom Mathews for a huge grant to continue to build the outstanding metabolomics facility in Children’s Research Institute at UT Southwestern. Ralph has more mass spectrometers than anyone I know!

Relentless discovery toward treatments of tomorrow. Join us. 📌Apply by Oct. 15: cri.utsw.edu/careers #relentlessdiscovery #hiring #HiringNow #Cancer #endcancer #Biology #biologybreakthrough #research #researchers #metabolism #tissueregeneration #regenerativemedicine

We Cedars-Sinai Guerin Children's are really excited to announce new early and mid career faculty positions in developmental and stem cell biology in our new center led by Dr. David Traver David Traver. The center focuses on understanding fundamental principles of development 1/4

Congratulations on the Janet Rowley Award Rob! Sorry I’m not there to see your talk this morning. Your lab is leading the way in terms of understanding proteostasis in stem cells. Keep up the good work!

Congrats DeBerardinis Lab on your expanded leadership role. In addition to directing CRI’s Genetic and Metabolic Disease Program, Ralph will now also lead the McDermott Center, significantly expanding #genetics at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Together, CRI’s GMDP and the McDermott Center will

Congratulations Ralph! We look forward to your expanded leadership at UTSW, adding the directorship of the McDermott Center to your ongoing leadership of the Children’s Research Institute at UT Southwestern Genetic and Metabolic Disease Program to more boldly grow genetics and metabolism research at UTSW!