Thank you to Charlie Rice, Valerie Horsley, and Anna Pyle for today's event celebrating Brett Lindenbach. I can't think of a better way to launch the Brett Lindenbach Virology Fund. Contribute here: bit.ly/BrettLindenbac…

Cupcakes gone viral. (Thanks Janet Haas!)

Excited for the lab! Our first preprint, “Mapping RNA-Protein Interactions with Subcellular Resolution Using Colocalization CLIP,” is now on bioRxiv: tinyurl.com/yeemwe38. We introduce a new method to probe RNA-protein interactions within specific subcellular compartments 🧵1/

Virologist Charles M. Ricework's was key to identifying, studying and finding treatments for hepatitis C. In a Q&A with Daniela Hirschfeld, the Nobel Laureate discusses the scientific journey and challenges that persist: knowmag.org/HepC_TW #HepC

Curious how commonly circulating respiratory viruses affect respective disease? Past SARS2 infection ameliorates disease caused by secondary influenza virus via innate immune memory in airway-resident macrophages. bioRxiv link below. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Our Latest with Theodora, Nussenzweig_LAB and Rice Lab on the use of heteromultimeric RBD immunogens in attempts elicit cross-reactive antibodies. General implications for multivalent vaccines. PNAS pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

My dear friend 𝙱𝚛𝚎𝚝𝚝 𝙻𝚒𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚗𝚋𝚊𝚌𝚑 🌊 passed away on Saturday morning. Hug your loved ones and show up for people in your life. That’s all that matters. legacy.com/us/obituaries/…

Please consider supporting Brett’s legacy by contributing to a fund that will help train and educate the next generation of virologists YaleMicroPath medicine.yale.edu/news-article/t…

Researchers in the Rice Lab developed an approach for studying the virus that causes hepatitis B that allows for a much sharper view of its behaviors and characteristics. #RockefellerScience #yearinreview bit.ly/4axdtaY

The Ali H. Brivanlou and Rice Lab collaborated to grow synthetic “mini lungs” by the thousands, creating a high-throughput cell culture platform for studying respiratory diseases from viruses like SARS-CoV-2. #RockefellerScience #yearinreview bit.ly/3MK2pfw

Wednesday lab meeting day. Special appearance by the Hachung Chung at Columbia University Chung lab. It’s a full house!

Researchers in the Rice Lab have uncovered never-before-seen mechanisms that may lead to new therapeutic approaches for the hepatitis B virus. #RockefellerScience rockefeller.edu/news/35790-res…

We were wondering where he went today… 🤔

Yingpu Yu of the Rice Lab researches virus replication mechanisms and virus-host interactions, including pioneering innovative drug screening platforms with the potential to revolutionize antiviral therapies. #AANHPIHeritageMonth

We are proud of our most recent Rockefeller University graduate Gabrielle Paniccia who earned her Ph.D. #classof2024 Congratulations Gaby! 📷 by Lauren Aguado

📢We are looking for a research assistant to join our team developing methods and animal models to study host-virus interactions of hepatitis B virus! Rice Lab Rockefeller University careers.rockefeller.edu/jobs/1511?lang…

"I think the successful scientists are really doing it because they’re curious and they’re doing this because there’s nothing else we’d rather be doing." - 2020 medicine laureate Charles Rice. Read our interview with him: bit.ly/3jNKZCa

Happy birthday to #LaskerLaureate and #Nobel Prize winner Charles M. Rice! He was recognized for the development of a system to study #hepatitis C virus replication, and the first to successfully culture the virus in a laboratory. #HepC @Ricelaboratory youtube.com/watch?v=EiSVTJ…

I'm delighted to share that I will be joining the Department of Microbiology at Harvard Medical School in January 2025. The Laboratory of Systems Virology will study the dark proteome of viral genomes to understand how viruses work their magic🪄 Thrilled to be back in beautiful Boston 🌟