Congratulations to PMM PhD students Jina Nanayakkara Jina Nanayakkara, Christina Ferrone Christina Ferrone and Mat Cormier Matthew Cormier, PhD. All recipients of 2021 CIHR PhD Scholarships to complete their research. Amazing work all! Queens Pathology and Molecular Medicine is so proud of you!

#queensu announces that it will require all students, staff, and faculty returning to campus to be vaccinated against #COVID19. queensu.ca/gazette/storie…

When the conference asks for a blank background for presentations and the only option in your “office” is your closet door…so you build a desk on your bed 🙃 #WFHlife #VirtualMeetings

Now live at #MDS21: Clinician-Scientist Michael Rauh presenting on novel approaches for identifying genomic alterations in #MDS patients, optical gene mapping and more. Join him in Hall B to learn more! #oncology #hematology

Great first day of #MDS21! Looking forward to the rest of the meeting! Michael Rauh Amy McNaughton

Thank you to the organizers for the opportunity to present our work at #MDS21! Well done to the rest of the presenters in this afternoon’s session on high-risk #MDS!

Currently recruiting MSc and PhD students to help us understand RET receptor regulation and explore new targeted therapy strategies. Great team at #Mulliganlab and great environment at #QueensCRI and #QueensPathology. Come join us! The object is cutting edge research (and fun).

I am very excited to share our recent paper, published at The Journal of Molecular Diagnostics. A huge thank you to all of the co-authors that contributed to this work, and especially to my supervisor Michael Rauh for his unwavering support and guidance! ⬇️ doi.org/10.1016/j.jmol…

Thrilled to share the first original research paper from my PhD work. We examined the associations of clonal hematopoiesis of indeterminate potential (CHIP) in two 🇨🇦 cohorts of individuals with CKD stage 3-5. A quick thread 🧵:

Congrats Dr. Hilton!! 🎉

Excited to announce our 6th seminar of 2022 in our @QueensCRI mthly seminar series! Dr. Christina Ferrone Christina Ferrone of Dr. Rauh’s Michael Rauh lab Queens Pathology and Molecular Medicine will present on June 6th at 12pm (EST). Hosted by Dr. Koti @Canlmmun. For Zoom details, please email [email protected]

Looking forward to sharing some of my recently defended PhD work with Michael Rauh at the @QueensCRI seminar series next week! #MDS 🩸 #NGS 🧬

If you missed or want to re-watch Dr. Ferrone's excellent seminar yesterday, it's now available for viewing on our website! Christina Ferrone Madhuri Koti Queens Pathology and Molecular Medicine Michael Rauh qcri.queensu.ca/about-us/semin…

The Department is seeking applications for Teaching Assistants for the academic year 2022-2023. Deadline is Wednesday June 28th at noon EDT. For complete details, please take a look at path.queensu.ca/ta/

Check our recent case report in HemaSphere Journal (IF = 12.1) that highlights an MDS case with serial sequencing spanning almost 20 years! 🩸🧬⬇️

Thrilled to have had the opportunity to present our work on the inherent similarities between CCUS and low-risk MDS🩸at #ASH22! Great meeting so far with lots of great talks and posters. On to day 3!

Our paper demonstrating an approach to CHIP curation in large datasets is now out in Blood (Blood Journal)! 🩸 We identify CHIP in >500,000 individuals and show how common challenges such as sequencing artifacts and germline variants can be addressed. ashpublications.org/blood/article-…

A bit behind posting, but very happy to share our recent article in Modern Pathology comparing CCUS and LR-MDS! 🩸🧬 Huge thanks to Michael Rauh, and to collaborators rena buckstein and Hubert Tsui from Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre for making this possible! Check it out here👇🏼 doi.org/10.1016/j.modp…