Stop 5: Boston - Part 2: Open Source approach for Open Research? - See CReM!! Would love to have such a capacity for TBX4 Research & TBX4 iPSC lines! I got an incredible tour by Andrea Alber and Marianne James from CReM. Thank you so much, Darrell Kotton Darrell Kotton , for

Apply early and often 😃 It’s like science summer camp—with bitter rivalries between Team Mesenchyme vs Team Epithelium settled on the soccer pitch, pranking, and lifelong scientific partnerships!

Can I join Team Epithelium? I’m a simole biologist, the mesenchyme is just beyond me 😉 Not sure whether I can make the Faseb meeting, but happy to have a soccer match during #ATS2024. As an epitheliophyle I’ll opt to play the defense!

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

Congratulations Dr. Königshoff for the ATS_RCMB Andy Tager for excellence in mentoring!! You are indeed an accomplished, effective & committed mentor & a role model to all of us! Well deserved Melanie!! #TheBest

We are looking for postdocs interested in working on this project to engineer polyclonal vectored antibody delivery!

Congratulations to the Bronchiectasis community for this successful trial. Can’t wait to see the paper - but in meantime read this superb thread from James D Chalmers 👇🏼

No twitter for quite a while, until this must twitte! Newborn center with a mature lung. Thank you every one for joining us. Can't wait to see how the UCSD Center for Lung Biology grows and regrows. NIH NHLBI UC San Diego Health

The 2024 Alpha-1 Foundation National Conference in Miami, FL, has officially kicked off! Not at the in-person event? You can still join us online by registering here: alpha1.org/2024-a1nc-virt…

Inspiring updates on research progress towards a cure for alpha-1 Alpha-1 Foundation National Conference #A1FNC24. Thank you Wilsonlab, the Alpha-1 Foundation’s Scientific Director, for crushing it in his summary today!

Happy that CellRank2 is out Nature Methods! Philipp Weiler & Marius Lange led this multimodal extension of CellRank, to allow study of cellular fate via multiview single-cell data of millions of cells in unified fashion. Text nature.com/articles/s4159… code github.com/theislab/cellr…

Feynman’s prescient 1988 statement that today inspires those of us trying to engineer the cells of the body from stem cells in vitro: “what I cannot create, I do not understand.”

Our image of precision treatments for familial pulmonary fibrosis was selected as the Cover Image in eBioMedicine – The Lancet Discovery Science. Patients, physicians & scientists convened to address critical research gaps, outlining a strategy to find & test new precision treatments. thelancet.com/journals/ebiom…

Please join us in congratulating Andrew who was selected by the 2024 internal medicine residents as the in-patient teacher of the year. Congrats, Andrew!

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…

A tour de force that represents and highlights the coming of age of a central area of biological research #DevelopmentalBiology #DevBio cell.com/cell/fulltext/… Thank you Prisca Liberali Alex Schier

Wondering how neural circuits control allergen-induced airway hyperreactivity? Check out our latest study published on nature rdcu.be/dNmys

Congrats Xin Sun Lab. Important paper nature just out this week! #mustread

Some may say that unity in divided times is an impossible dream. But what was landing on the Moon? Space has the power to bring us together, just as it has before. Let the 55th anniversary of #Apollo11 be a time for hope.

Delighted to kick off this years FASEB Lung Epithelium Meeting with brilliant talks by Rawlins Lab William Zacharias followed by panel led by Master of Ceremonies Darrell Kotton — LungCamp 2024 is off to a great start!