Reflecting on our amazing WCM Brain and Mind Research Institute department retreat occurred last week, an unforgettable experience and memories. Bravo to all of our students for their great works. Congrats to Chloe Lopez-Lee, Ph.D. Celeste for their poster awards🏆!

Thanks OzSingleCell Omics for putting on another fantastic conference - showcasing exciting work, with a really friendly community and celebrating all things chicken 🐔 #OzSingleCell23

Exciting to share our new study in BioRxiv. Deleting DAP12 in tau mice curbs brain inflammation, ameliorates myelin, abolishes tau-induced oligodendrocytes, uncovering a novel resilience mechanism via microglial interaction with oligodendrocyte. doi.org/10.1101/2023.1…

Check out our review out today in Molecular Neurodegeneration. We summarize the mechanisms of cGAS-STING involvement in different neurological disorders and discuss the therapeutic potential of targeting this pathway in neurodegenerative disease. bit.ly/3FStbiN

Super full-circle moment—I remember coming to the WCGS booth as a college senior, so happy to be able to give back!

Congratulations Chloe Lopez-Lee, Ph.D. Eileen Torres, Ph.D. Gillian Carling Gan Lab !!! Check out their review:

My first international conference! So much great science :) #ADPD2024

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Excited to share this review on one of my favorite biological problems: Selective vulnerability in neurodegenerative disease, and how recent technologies are yielding new insights into the underlying mechanisms. Out in Nature Rev Neurosci today! nature.com/articles/s4158…

Dr. Li Gan (Gan Lab) and her team developed a human neuron model that simulates the spread of tau protein aggregates in the brain. The model points to novel therapeutic targets that could block tau spread, which drives cognitive decline in Alzheimer's. bit.ly/3POIgHG

Now Online Modelling tauopathies dlvr.it/T5H8sZ

Congratulations Celeste on winning 2nd place for her oral presentation on her recently published work understanding the modifiers of 4R-tau aggregation in hiPSC-derived neurons at the 43rd Vincent Du Vigneaud Symposium! Weill Cornell GSMS Weill Cornell Medicine WCM Brain and Mind Research Institute

Excited to share my first-first author pre-print as a postdoc in Gan Lab!!

Super excited to share my 2nd paper from my PhD! Had a great experience working with Xu, Andrew’s, and Susanna’s teams. Check out our work below!

Honored to have been selected as one of the #FacesofCell :)