Thank you to Dr. Bruce Trapnell for being the speaker at our Gordon L. Snider Memorial Lecture this year! CReM #pulmonary

Many thanks to Dr. Bruce Trapnell Cincinnati Children's for visiting and being our GLS Memorial Lecturer today BU Pulmonary CReM! Amazing journey with amazing science! #itsthecells #helpisontheway !
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Watching the eclipse in Cleveland, Ohio with my parents. 15 minutes before totality!

This month, we are focusing on Parkinson's Awareness Month, which is celebrated every April. As part of our efforts, we have created a cognitive kit with activities that are designed to be accessible to individuals with Parkinson's disease.

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Congrats Mariah Evarts, pulmonary fellow BU Pulmonary Boston Medical Center for winning first place in today’s Massachusetts Thoracic Society (MTS) Jack Faling best cases presentations! Diagnosis: Pulmonary Leptospirosis with Diffuse Alveolar Hemorrhage.

First talk!

“Artificial Intelligence and Its Potential Impact on Pulmonary Medicine” by Deputy Editor of NEJM AI of Harvard Medical School and BIDMC, Arjun (Raj) Manrai!

The annual Massachusetts Thoracic Society meeting is off to a great start ⁦Massachusetts Thoracic Society (MTS)⁩. So many great pulmonologists from across the state getting together to catch up. Special thanks to President Kai Saukkonen and President Elect ⁦Finn Hawkins⁩.

Congrats to newly minted Dr. Taylor Matte on your successful thesis defense today CReM BU GMS BU Pulmonary! and to his proud mentor Finn Hawkins! Wonderful doctoral dissertation work on how the master transcriptional regulator, NKX2-1, regulates lung fates! #itsthecells

Meet ISSCR member & #ISSCR2024 Plenary Speaker Elaine Fuchs (The Fuchs lab)! Learn about Dr. Fuchs’ research aimed at unraveling the scientific mysteries of chronic inflammatory diseases, her journey into stem cell research, & more 👉 bit.ly/3Tww7JB

#MemberMonday

Todd Dowrey, a PhD candidate in the Molecular and Translational Medicine Department, started off in the Program in Biomedical Sciences (PiBS). His current research studies healthy aging and longevity. 🧬

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The world’s first genetically edited pig kidney transplant into a living recipient was performed at Mass General last Saturday. Years of research, pre-clinical studies and collaboration by Mass General Transplant has led to this historic achievement. Learn more from the The New York Times:

Great start to the 26th Gordon L Snider Critical Issues Workshop in tropical Miami yesterday! 2 important topics covered: SERPINA1 variant nomenclature and classification followed by Pragmatic Solutions to Clinical Trial Endpoints for Lung Disease in AATD. ⁦Alpha-1 Foundation⁩

Congrats to our colleagues at Mass General Transplant on this incredible advance from bench to bedside! cnn.com/2024/03/21/hea…

Many thanks to NIH NHLBI for supporting our stem cell and lung regeneration work through this P01 program project grant. Disease targets: genetic airway and alveolar diseases including IPF/ILD/cHILD/CF/ PCD :
#helpisontheway #itsthecells ! BU Pulmonary CReM

Congrats newly minted Dr. Anna Smith and her mentor Valérie Gouon-Evans CReM. A fantastic thesis defense focused on liver regeneration.

Online Now! Lung repair and regeneration: Advanced models and insights into human disease dlvr.it/T46slD #stemcells

Just out Cell Stem Cell #mustread

Congratulations to Dr. Monica Goldklang for receiving the 2024 Shillelagh Award at this year's Celtic Connection! This award symbolizes the battle that Alpha-1 doctors, researchers, and leadership wage against Alpha-1.