Rafael Kramann, MD PhD
@rkramann
Chair Department of Medicine 2 @RWTH #Nephrology #Fibrosis #HeartFailure #MultiOmics #twindad @ErasmusMC @MDIBL Founder Sequantrix
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Congratulations to the brilliant Astrid Weins for her pioneering work in discovering the role of Antinephrin antibodies!
Nice to meet old friends from Japan in Stockholm #ERA24 Seiji Kishi, MD, PhD, FACP Takuhiro Moromizato
One whole session on kidney fibrosis with speakers only from Aachen at #ERA24 RWTH Aachen Uniklinik RWTH AC lots of unpublished data 🔥🔥🔥LaBooratory Sikander Hayat
Excited to continue our work on vascular calcification in this new Foundation Leducq network COMET with terrific partners
Honored that Foundation Leducq has funded our Network, COMET: Calcification-Omics, Molecular Elucidation & Therapeutics. What a wonderful team of scientists to work alongside including Cathy Shanahan, Clint Miller Rafael Kramann, MD PhD Yabing Chen, Melinda Duer, Maryam Kavousi
You know your husband is a nephrologist when your kids evaluate the color of their urine every time they go to the bathroom 😅Rafael Kramann, MD PhD #kidneydiseaseawareness
💃🌟🧑💻Exciting talks by Dr. Shruti Naik Longaker Lab JHElisseeff Rachel Chambers Rafael Kramann, MD PhD and more!
Check out our work led by Turgay Saritas and Xiaohang Shao: Generation of a conditional cellular senescence model using proximal tubule cells and fibroblasts from human kidneys out today nature.com/articles/s4142…
📣 The much-revised manuscript of LIANA+, our all-in-one solution to study cell-cell communication from single-cell, spatial, and multi-omics technologies, is now published in Nature Cell Biology nature.com/articles/s4155…
Hamburg news: Uncovering mTOR-independent signaling in cystic kidney disease. Study led by Florian Grahammer including Freiburg-, Hamburg- and international teams. Victor Puelles Rafael Kramann, MD PhD Beno Freedman Uniklinik Freiburg Universität Hamburg UKE Hamburg HCKH_Hamburg pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39218392/