Overview of pathogenic mechanisms in #LupusNephritis and potential therapeutic targets. go.nature.com/434uoxJ

Great work by Andrea Fava and team using urine proteomics to uncover disease mechanisms and predict disease progression in #lupusnephritis.

Study host-microbe interactions in sunny San Diego, CA! Fully-funded postdoc opportunity in the Constantinides Lab Constantinides Lab Scripps Research. Please RT! Apply: bit.ly/3wuURck

Proud of my students Zack Peters and Grace Crossland for presenting their work Dartmouth Health Dermatology Research Evening. Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth Dartmouth MCB Graduate Program

Kudos to MCB DartGRAD students Zack Peters and Grace Crossland from the Sladjana Skopelja-Gardner DMS_MicroImmuno for presenting their work Dartmouth Health Dermatology Research Evening! 🎉🧑‍🔬

Words of wisdom from pioneering neurologist Rita Levi-Montalcini. Levi-Montalcini was 103 years old when she passed away in 2012 - the longest-living Nobel Prize laureate ever. This clip is from an interview when she was 99 years old: bit.ly/47Ur3CS #IWD #IWD2024

Worlds within worlds: The hidden functional diversity of macrophages Xin Li Arlind Mara Shawn Musial Fred Kolling nature.com/articles/s4159…

Very proud of my students who presented their #lupus research at the Immunology Retreat this week Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth. Grace Crossland won best poster!! #proudPI #lupusawarenessmonth Zack Peters Dartmouth MCB Graduate Program DMS_MicroImmuno

Morning commute with a very illuminating American College of Rheumatology podcast by Max Konig on #CARTcelltherapy. In rheumatic diseases. #lupus

Check out the first paper from the Rosato lab! Pam Rosato, Jordan F. Isaacs, PhD, and the team provide novel insights into the role of CD39 on T cells. Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth Dartmouth MCB Graduate Program The Journal of Immunology

Congratulations to LRA grant recipient Deepak Rao at Brigham and Women's Hospital and colleagues Jaehyuk Choi at Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine on breakthrough research into a new lupus pathway, published in nature: news.northwestern.edu/stories/2024/j… #lupusresearch

Representing the lab Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth and Dartmouth Health Biomedical Research Day Grace Crossland and Himanshu Goswami! #lupusresearch #cysticfibrosisresearch

Exciting new findings!! Thrilled to share our latest work in Science Immunology which uncovers how restricted access of newborn Kupffer cells to the bloodstream affects bacterial clearance, increasing risks of dissemination and mortality. As a bonus, we also made it on the cover of

More than 100 members of the Geisel research community gathered recently at Dartmouth Health to learn about some of the most advanced tools and technologies available today within the areas of single cell and spatial transcriptomics. Dartmouth Cancer Center geiselmed.dartmouth.edu/news/2024/geis…

🌎💜 Today on #WorldKidneyDay, we shine a light on #LupusNephritis—a serious complication of lupus that affects the kidneys. 🔍 Early detection is key! The symptoms often go unnoticed, so it's important to be aware and talk to your doctor if you have lupus and experience any

🆕The NIH-Wide Strategic Plan for Autoimmune Disease Research has launched! Developed with valuable input from the autoimmune disease community, this landmark plan sets a bold vision for establishing priorities, coordinating efforts, and fostering collaboration:

I remember Ethan Shevach talking about how he reviewed this paper in The Journal of Immunology and only accepted it because he thought “why not let this crazy idea through”, though all reviewers were highly skeptical. Not all Nobel Prize papers have to be in glam journals; they likely require a

👀 #ACR25 sneak peek: What hot topics will be featured in the #ACR25 Basic Science sessions? 🔗 Find out in ACR Convergence Today → acr.tw/4nK0ybU

Hear from Shaun Jackson, MD, PhD, pediatric rheumatologist and pediatric nephrologist at Seattle Children's, as he shares his excitement for the many advances that have been made over the years in understanding how lupus develops and the root cause, which informs treatment