Aging is a complex and multifactorial process, and #centenarians lead the way in helping us understand resilience against disease! Many thanks to Boston University for featuring our work! Todd Dowrey CReM bu.edu/articles/2024/…

“Rare diseases affects 1:10 people in the US” NCATS With the support of CReM Boston U Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine and in col with KAT6 Foundation, we led the establishment of the patient-derived KAT6 iPSC bank. Join us to learn more about our patient-partnered research approach!

On International Women's Day, today and everyday I am feeling gratitude for all the amazing women scientists who are exceptional mentors and collaborators, especially our CReM PIs: Valérie Gouon-Evans Angie Serrano Kim Vanuytsel and mentor Dr. Mary Williams #InspireInclusion

Congratulations, Wilsonlab !!!

Pleased to share our recent review on lung regeneration with the always great Maria C. Basil, Darrell Kotton, and Kostas Alysandratos. The field has grown tremendously in the last few years! #WhyWeScience! cell.com/cell-stem-cell…

Another successful thesis defense! Congrats, Dr. Smith!! Anna Smith

bumc.bu.edu/camed/2024/03/… Massive accomplishment from four groups here at the CReM. Congratulations to Darrell Kotton Finn Hawkins Wilsonlab and Kostas Alysandratos!

Many thanks to NIH NHLBI for supporting our stem cell and lung regeneration work through this P01 program project grant. Disease targets: genetic airway and alveolar diseases including IPF/ILD/cHILD/CF/ PCD : #helpisontheway #itsthecells! BU Pulmonary CReM

Great piece that tells the story of Todd Dowrey and his interesting and impactful grad school trajectory! Business Uncovered Boston Medical Center CReM

Congrats to newly minted Dr. Taylor Matte on your successful thesis defense today CReM BU GMS BU Pulmonary! and to his proud mentor Finn Hawkins! Wonderful doctoral dissertation work on how the master transcriptional regulator, NKX2-1, regulates lung fates! #itsthecells

Congratulations to the very smart (and very handsome) Taylor Matte for defending his thesis today!

Latest pre-print just out biorxiv reporting our continuing collaboration with the Beers Lab Michael Beers MD: "Impaired AMPK Control of Alveolar Epithelial Cell Metabolism Promotes Pulmonary Fibrosis" biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #biorxiv_molbio

Congrats again to Darrell Kotton Wilsonlab Finn Hawkins and Kostas Alysandratos for this major achievement!

Many thanks to Dr. Bruce Trapnell Cincinnati Children's for visiting and being our GLS Memorial Lecturer today BU Pulmonary CReM! Amazing journey with amazing science! #itsthecells #helpisontheway! bumc.bu.edu/pulmonarycente…

So excited (YAPpy?) to share this work! I’m incredibly grateful to all the fanTAZtic people who helped make iAT1s a reality. RAGE on!

Congrats, Claire Burgess and team!

Brief, lay-friendly explanation of our latest publication about human lung alveolar type 1 cells and why they are important for advancing lung regeneration research here: healthcare-in-europe.com/en/news/study-…

We loved our visit from TBX4Life ! Excited to launch the TBX4Life iPSC Bank CReM ! Read More 👇 #helpisontheway! #itsthecells!

Still feels surreal, but I graduated! Big shoutout to Finn Hawkins, my CReM family, and Boston U Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine for a transformative six years! #openforpostdocs

Just out today APL Bioengineering: our latest collaborative work with Chris Chen's Lab Biological Design Center, Boston University CReM , bioengineering human iPSC-derived lung chips! Thanks for leading the way to our co-first authors: Jessie Huang and Keith Gagnon! #helpisontheway. pubs.aip.org/aip/apb/articl…