Adult Hox gene expression promotes periosteal stem cell maintenance and mediates reprogramming in a regionally restricted manner biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #bioRxiv

Amazing work by Kevin Leclerc, PhD on Hox gene function in adult skeletal stem cells. #science #orthotwitter #stemcells

#preprint just out!🤩Hox genes aren't only important in development. Here, awesome labmate Kevin Leclerc demonstrates Hox-driven #reprogramming of skeletal🦴 progenitors..cos who wouldn't want more stem cells?! #devbio #stemcells #orthotwitter

Apply now and join NYU Langone's postdoctoral training program, where you will have access to world-class investigators, facilities, and resources all in the heart of NYC. Scholar to Faculty Pathway Program med.nyu.edu/research/postd… via NYU Grossman School of Medicine

Congratulations. So well deserved. Can’t wait to see what you’ll uncover. NYU Grossman School of Medicine

Take a look NYU Langone Postdoctoral Affairs #sciart 🎨🤩(and vote for me 😆👩‍🔬) #cellfie #devbio #stemcell #womeninscience #development #science #art

Watch out for this bone biology superstar! Dr. Sophie Morgani will bring unwavering curiosity and love for stem cells to the bone aging field. NIAMS Orthopaedic Research Society ORS ISFR

NYU Langone Orthopedics has a rich history with the AOA1887--8 physicians from our institution have been honored as ABC fellows & 4 of them welcomed Dr. Protopsaltis back from his travels yesterday evening: Philipp Leucht, MD, Eric Strauss, Dr. Egol & our Chair Dr. Zuckerman!

Celebrating Philipp Leucht, MD investiture as the Raj-Sobti-Menon endowed Associate Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery NYU Grossman School of Medicine. Congratulations to our amazing surgeon scientist! NYU Langone Orthopedics

A new study by Philipp Leucht, MD found that genes known to control bone formation before birth also control bone healing later in life. Besides acting like “zip codes” for a fetus’ limbs, they also give adult stem cells tools to regenerate bone. For more: bit.ly/3LFySVt

Dr. Leucht's research on bone regeneration featured in ORTHOWORLD® Read more at: bit.ly/3ZbPBTp

🚨Open Prof & Associate Prof positions in 💪🦴#musculoskeletal biology & Regenerative Medicine NYU Langone Orthopedics 🚨 🦴AcademicJobs NYU Grossman School of Medicine Please RT! nature.com/naturecareers/… #stemcells #devbio #orthotwitter #bone #muscle

🚨Post-doc position available in our lab!Leucht lab NYU Grossman School of Medicine 🚨 Exciting chance to study human bone🦴 aging & disease as part of our close-knit & supportive team #orthotwitter NYC Postdoc Coalition #stemcell #devbio Academic Jobs Please RT! nature.com/naturecareers/…… Philipp Leucht, MD

Join our team! NYU Langone Orthopedics is looking for an outstanding scientist with expertise in Musculoskeletal Biology and Regenerative Medicine. Check out the description at go.nature.com/43W5am3

Hox Genes Prove Crucial for Bone Maintenance physicianfocus.nyulangone.org/hox-genes-prov…

Amazing work by our MD/PhD student and future Orthopedic Surgeon Lindsey Congratulations on a job well done!! NYU Grossman School of Medicine NYU Langone Health rdcu.be/dm54s

Postdoctoral Fellow - LEUCHT LAB - Skeletal Stem Cell Biology and Aging nature.com/naturecareers/… NYU Grossman School of Medicine NYU Langone Health #ASBMR2023

Brittle Bones Begone: New Findings Uncover Why Our Bones Get Weaker with Age nyscf.org/resources/brit…

In a recent study, scientists led by Philipp Leucht, MD NYU Langone Health described how abnormal Notch signaling contributes to age-related bone degeneration in mice. By blocking this pathway, the team mitigated bone mass decline. bit.ly/3OeRpIL

How Reducing Inflammation Can Restore Bone Healing | Behind the Breakthr... youtu.be/3gvjtShlqOo?si… via YouTube