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It's a wrap for 2024 TGHRI Research Day! Thank you to our keynote speaker Prof. Dr. Burkhard Ludewig. Congratulations to the Poster Award and PDR Award winners. Fun fact: 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics winner Geoffrey Hinton was the keynote speaker at our 2016 TGHRI Research Day.

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

Great to be back at #TMM2024 Stem Cell Network! Love the graphical summary of my talk!

(1/2) Plenary 1 at #TMM2024, explored "Innovations in 3D Printing for Complex Tissues", featuring presentations on scaling #bioprinting for organ engineering, #immunoengineering the heart, nanobiomaterials for bioprinting, and tunable biomaterial inks for lung modeling.

(2/2) A big thank you to our chairs, Dr. Willerth and Charlotte Sénéchal, and to our speakers: @mascott85, Homaira Hamidzada, Xiaowu (Shirley) Tang, and Jeremy Hirota, for their insightful contributions! 👏

Congratulations to Dr. Slava Epelman (Slava Epelman) on receiving the 2024 Till & McCulloch Award! 👏 His research in Nature Cardiovascular Research highlighted how primitive macrophages improve heart tissue development, offering a new model for studying human heart formation. 🫀

Stem Cell Network Nature Cardiovascular Research Thanks to Stem Cell Network for recognizing Homaira Hamidzada 's work and all of our collaborators Milica Radisic ,Anthony Gramolini , #GordonKeller, and #michaelLaflamme. Also a wonderful meeting #TMM2024 !

Congratulations to Homaira Hamidzada well-deserved best trainee oral presentation in a plenary session, the Connie Eaves award #TMM2024 Slava Epelman Toronto General Hospital Research Institute

🎉Congratulations to Dr. Slava Epelman (Slava Epelman), Toronto General Hospital Research Institute Senior Scientist, who was honoured with the 2024 Till & McCulloch Award for his exceptional contribution to global stem cell research!

So excited to share the first paper from the lab! We identified CD34 as a marker of the heart’s SAN pacemaker cells enabling their isolation from stem cell differentiation cultures, advancing future disease modeling and biological pacemaker applications. nature.com/articles/s4146…

Ever wondered how gut microbes control immune responses at extra-intestinal locations? Here, #theonlylabever reports how a gut protozoan commensal microbe remotely shapes pulmonary immunity to exacerbate asthma and limit the dissemination of mycobacteria. Cell ⬇️(1/X)

Happy New Year! May 2025 be happy, healthy and productive for all.

Early-age efferocytosis directs macrophage arachidonic acid metabolism for tissue regeneration: Immunity cell.com/immunity/fullt…

What began in 9th grade with a simple question—why do wounds leave angry scars?—has come full circle in the most incredible way. Beyond thrilled to have matched to Plastic Surgery U of T Department of Surgery University of Toronto! It truly takes a village to raise a physician and a community to inspire

Development of functional resident macrophages in human pluripotent stem cell-derived colonic organoids and human fetal colon hubs.li/Q037Z29m0 Open stem cell research from Cell Stem Cell.

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Now online! Inflammatory and anti-inflammatory cytokines bidirectionally modulate amygdala circuits regulating anxiety dlvr.it/TK6kY4

Excited to share our review on CAR arming of the innate immune cells. Engineering innate immune cells for cancer immunotherapy | Nature Biotechnology nature.com/articles/s4158…

Congratulations to Dr. Clinton Robbins and the team at UHN’s Peter Munk Cardiac Centre on their new study published in Nature Immunology. Their work reveals how cigarette smoke can trigger deadly aortic aneurysms—and points the way to life-saving treatments. Read more: nature.com/articles/s4159…

UHN marks the passing of Dr. James Till, whose work with Dr. Ernest McCulloch first demonstrated the existence of blood-forming stem cells in 1961 at Ontario Cancer Institute, now Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. His work has helped launch the field of #stemcell science.