It's #DaffodilDay today. The Irish Cancer Society do amazing work, offering immense support for people with cancer. They also support a lot of cancer research, including my own PhD research project. Please donate and wear your Daffodil proud. 🌼 cancer.ie/cancer-researc…

Dan Angelov from the Adrian Bracken lab gives a comprehensive overview of his B Cell Lymphoma project next

Great to speak at this inaugural All Ireland Haematology Forum forum. Really well run and great talks from everyone. Fantastic to see all the brilliant science going on in Irish Haematology. Well done Déirdra Venney and all involved in organising! #AIHF2023

As part of blood cancer awareness month I’ll be discussing some of our Irish Cancer Society funded research into lymphoma in the Adrian Bracken lab

Insightful thread on barriers to physician scientist career (US-based but many relevant points applicable to Irish/European context.

UCLH is running a free online study day on caring for critically unwell Haem patients. On Nov 21, expert speakers will discuss neutropenic sepsis, chest crisis, HLH, CRS and many other complications. Ending with a fascinating keynote by Prof Elie Azoulay. bit.ly/3sZhVxV

We are looking for a new colleague to join our Mater Haematology team! Please spread the word. rezoomo.com/job/55352/?sou…

EHA/HAI joint symposium on career development for trainees today at #HAI2023 Thank you YoungEHA president Mandy Lauw Nuno Borges, speakers and panelists for a highly successful productive session YoungEHA James Nolan Barry Kevane Nina Orfali Sarah Kelliher Dan Angelov

Really looking forward to our next All-Ireland Chromatin Consortium webinar on Friday Nov 3rd at 4pm GMT / 5pm CET. Richard Jenner Richard Jenner from @UCL will speak on ‘Understanding the effects of RNA on PRC2 and other chromatin regulators’. Please register at: lnkd.in/enJPyet6

Ever wondered who reads your papers? How about who cites your papers? You can quickly make a chord diagram showing who cites your papers the most often. Here's what it looks like for fellow lymphomaniacs [Mark Roschewski] and [Ash Alizadeh, MD/PhD 🇺🇸] shiny.rcg.sfu.ca/u/rdmorin/sema…

An average immune system weighs ~1.2kg. What an interesting fact. Also 40% of our immune system consists of those all important lymphocytes…

“Instead of trying to reach across a cultural and intellectual divide…it is more efficient to develop a cadre of people who are truly bilingual in both research and clinical practice.” Academic clinician–scientists risk becoming an endangered species. nature.com/articles/s4159…

As haematologists, we use the white count very specifically to inform us of immune system recovery after stem cell transplantation or as a “tell” of leukaemia relapse. But in general hospital practice, this perspective is absolutely spot on. nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Heading to Boston for Blood Cancer Discovery conference #AACRbcd24 looking forward to presenting a poster of our work on chromatin biology in B-cell lymphoma and hearing updates from many of the giants of blood cancer research. Adrian Bracken Eric Conway James Nolan

Had a fun time presenting our work at #AACRbcd24 Met some lovely people and learned a lot. Adrian Bracken Eric Conway James Nolan

Excited to see our paper "Decoding Chromatin States by Proteomic Profiling of Nucleosome Readers" out in nature! rdcu.be/dAv5S Explore our data on how epigenetic modifications modulate protein binding to chromatin with MARCS marcs.helmholtz-munich.de Details below 👇

Using functional precision medicine, ie genomic profiling and drug screening in the clinic to treat refractory paediatric cancers. A huge leap forward for patients and researchers working in this area. Inspiring! nature.com/articles/s4159…