Yesss!! It's out in Developmental Cell!🥳Check it out to see lots of new exciting data on the axonal ER and local translation compared to the pre-print. Thanks to the reviewers for their insights that helped improve this study. And many thanks to all involved, a real team effort!

Very happy to share that our study on sex differences and age-dependence of late life neurodegeneration after mild head injury is out in eLife. Thanks to the lead author and super talented PhD student Sherry Ye. doi.org/10.7554/eLife.…

Starting the #t21rs International Conference!!!@t21rs

Exciting start to the 5th Trisomy 21 Research International Conference Trisomy 21 Research Society in Rome with our preclinical symposium, which I had the privilege to co-chair with Dr. Randal Roper! Engaging discussions set the stage for an inspiring few days ahead. #T21RS2024 #downsyndrome

All the presidents (Past and Present) in one frame 😊 A great start of the 5th T21 RS meeting 2024 at the Sapienza University, Roma Trisomy 21 Research Society

As highlighted by Marie-Claude Potier, the president of Trisomy 21 Research Society, one of the goals of the society is to organize and compile a list of iPSC lines derived from individuals with Down syndrome that will be available to other researchers. Do you have cells? Please contact us! Kristy Welshhans

Thanks for highlighting this important initiative Bruna. Please contact either one of us if you have iPSC lines you are willing to share with the Down syndrome community and we will add you to the list!

Had a wonderful time in Rome where @katelynrygel and I presented recent research from the lab! Looking forward to Denver in two years! Manasi Agrawal, Ph.D. Trisomy 21 Research Society

Our manuscript preprint is now online. A short thread below to summarize a few key findings. Disruption of Core Stress Granule Protein Aggregates Promotes CNS Axon Regeneration biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Current status: CAN 2024 Annual Fall Retreat! So excited to share science and ideas with over 60 faculty, trainees, and staff. Gearing up for an important year - lots of integration in our scientific collabs and with community partners! USC Research #research #autism

Look at all of these amazing researchers! 😍 We are so proud of the Carolina Autism and Neurodevelopment Research Center, and their work to support for SC families affected by autism, fragile X, Down syndrome and other NDDs.

First day as an Assistant Professor at University of South Carolina UofSC Biological Sciences. The Kalinski lab is thrilled to start our new era in an incredible department with amazing faculty, staff, and students. #NewPI #AcademicTwitter #WomenInSTEM

U of SC is looking for a biologist who uses machine learning, deep learning, and "AI" ™️ approaches in their research. Feel free to reach out with any questions. uscjobs.sc.edu/hr/postings/17…

We're looking for a new colleague for our growing department! Consider applying if you use any AI/machine learning methods for any cool biological question! Please spread the word and reach out if you have questions!

Exciting News! Starting in January 2025, I will be opening my own lab at the University of South Carolina, Department of Biological Sciences.

At the gate so early (4am) - it’s actually empty. On my way to Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Molecular Mechanisms of Neuronal Connectivity - I’ve been to every meeting since it started in ~1998 (minus one) and am so looking forward to hearing all the new and exciting results in the field.

Excellent meeting at CSHL again (Molecular Mechanisms of Neuronal Connectivity)! So much progress and so nice to see colleagues!

What an exciting past 5 days at #cshlneurocon hanging out with Soizic Riche Yesica Mercado-Ayon, and so many more people. It is by far my favorite meeting with inspiring science, brilliant people, and every 3rd word is axon or guidance!! And always a special treat to see Samantha Butler.

What an exciting #cshlneurocon conference Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory! Also exciting to see the participation of Thomas Jefferson University students and faculty, with a huge crowd for Tim Mosca (he/him).

as always, CSHL Meetings and #cshlneurocon put on an amazing program! great to catch up with old and new friends. thanks to Samantha Butler, Catherine Collins, Daniel Colón Ramos, and rudiger klein for organizing a fantastic time!!