🎧A new episode is out! 🎧 Got Guts: #HOPX+ injury-resistant intestinal stem cells drive epithelial recovery after severe intestinal #ischemia #ajpgi would like to thank Liara Gonzalez for joining us ow.ly/zWou50JH43O Gonzalez Lab NC State Vet Medicine #StemCell

READ: “Orthotopic transplantation of the full-length porcine intestine after normothermic machine perfusion.” Abraham et al. Liara Gonzalez TransplantDirect (ORIP support through K01OD019911) #TransplantTwitter pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36299444/

Very proud of my mentees in the Gonzalez Lab for all their hard work this summer - and for their excellent NCSU CVM Research Litwack Day presentations 😎🤩🥳 NC State Vet Medicine NCState CVM Comparative Medicine Research Training

The Gonzalez Lab is having the best time at the FASEB #GESRC! Thanks to all who attended our talks and visited our posters! Caroline McKinney-Aguirre john freund Liara Gonzalez NCSU CVM Research NCState CVM Comparative Medicine Research Training

We especially enjoyed running into old friends Younggeon Jin! And planning our next collaborations 🧐

We are so grateful to have the support of the NIH, NC State Vet Medicine, and collaborators across the triangle who have made this work possible! Here’s to improving intestinal transplantation and making it more accessible to all!

ICYMI: #NCStateVetMed gastroenterologist Dr. Liara Gonzalez received a $3.5 million NIH grant to study normothermic machine perfusion's clinical use in small intestine transplantation. The tech could offer a lifeline to people with intestinal failure: ncst.at/B4TE50QCg7R

So proud of all of our lab members for their many awards received at the NC State Vet Medicine Awards Banquet last night! 🤩 Our lab pack ❤️s being part of the CVM Wolfpack! 🐺 Caroline McKinney-Aguirre, Kerry O’Donnell, Natalia L. Rosa-Padilla, Dr Amy Stieler Stewart

Today Liara Gonzalez, D.V.M. '06, Ph.D., DACVS Associate Professor of Gastroenterology and Equine Surgery at NC State gave an engaging presentation at Baker Institute. The community had a chance to ask questions and discuss the future of animal health. 🐴

Thank you NCSU CVM Research for a wonderful event celebrating the CBS graduates including our very own PhD graduate, Dr Dr Elsa Ludwig 🎉

Our faculty and trainee gastroenterology experts are not only redefining care in colic related diseases via #lifechangingresearch, they're also sharing that work across the globe...this week BEVA 14th International Equine Colic Symposium in Edinburgh! #NCSUCVMResearch

Spending time with the Wolfpack in sunny #AAEPOrlando while sharing and learning about all the exciting developments in 🐴 medicine has us feeling ✨magical ✨NCSU CVM Research NC State Vet Medicine AAEP

Thank you for helping make this work possible NIH ORIP!

Thank you for the invitation to present AAEP! Honored to have joined the other amazing NCSU CVM Research presenters in sharing our work, from all different realms, at #AAEPOrlando! NC State Vet Medicine

Very proud of Caroline McKinney-Aguirre for winning the EQUUS Foundation Research Award at #AAEPOrlando in recognition of her hard work evaluating novel therapeutics for 🐴 intestinal healing! 🎉🥼🧫! NCSU CVM Research NCState CVM Comparative Medicine Research Training NC State Vet Medicine AAEP

Alumnae Alert! 🎓🎉❤️This weekend we officially celebrated our most recent Gonzalez Lab alumnae, Dr Drs Elsa Ludwig and Caroline McKinney-Aguirre! We are so grateful that you both will be remaining with the pack! NCSU CVM Research NC State Vet Medicine NCState CVM Comparative Medicine Research Training

#NCStateVetMed was well-represented at #VMX2025 this week. Our Dr. Liara Gonzalez Gonzalez Lab participated in the Believe & Belong Pathway Session that exposed middle school and high school students to large-animal veterinary medicine. News: orlandosentinel.com/.../students-g… #vmx2025

Please check out what we are doing to save human and animal lives suffering from gastrointestinal disease. Please consider giving. facebook.com/share/1AAubYWq…

❤️ this group - and this meeting!!

Having too much fun to post in real-time! Our trainees did an amazing job with their posters last night! Two more left for this evening if you’d like to hear about our work - S866 and 884! AJP-Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology NCSU CVM Research