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Kidney homeostasis is highly dependent upon the correct functioning of myeloid cells, which play an integral role in the response to organ threat. This Review provides an overview on the interactions between myeloid cells & native kidneys bit.ly/CJN04120321 Caitlyn Vlasschaert

Autophagy in #AKI and kidney fibrosis go.nature.com/39kUW2F

The effects of animal proteins and fibre on the gut microbiota and uraemic milieu in #CKD. A Review from Juan Jesus Carrero and colleagues go.nature.com/37lrWXu

Enjoying the national postdoc association conference in Chicago ZiKu #NPA2022AC #UofL

AKI can have major repercussions for patients with cancer, potentially jeopardizing further eligibility for therapy and leading to greater morbidity and mortality. This Review highlights gaps in knowledge of AKI in patients with cancer bit.ly/CJN15681221

The May Issue of Kidney360 is now live! Topics covered this month include cardiovascular risk and CKD, treatment accessibility, and cardiorenal syndrome. To explore the entire issue, visit kidney360.asnjournals.org/content/3/5

May Highlights: F4/80hi Resident Macrophages Contribute to Cisplatin-Induced Renal Fibrosis This study suggest that Clodrosome depletion of F4/80hi & M2 macrophages reduces development of renal fibrosis after low doses of cisplatin bit.ly/KID0006442021 VA: Dhwanil Patel

Tomorrow at ISHR-NAS2024, Sophia Sears will present her work on examining cardiorenal syndrome as both a poster presentation and a two-minute lightning talk between 1:30 and 3 pm in the Beacon Ballroom AB. #ISHRNAS2024

Congratulations to Dr. Sophia Sears in the Center for receiving the first place Faculty Basic Science Award at Research! Louisville last week. Great job, Dr. Sears!

This week, Dr. Sears will present at the American Society of Nephrology's Annual Kidney Week Conference in San Diego, CA. This collaborative effort, including Drs. Hellmann, Sansbury, Singhal, and Jones, highlights exercise-mediated changes in immune cells in the Kidney

American Society of Nephrology A stirring address lambasting the culture of longstanding societal and health inequities!!

Thanks to the American Society of Nephrology organizers for putting on a great #KidneyWk! I'm truly honored to be a part of this great research community.

Watching my colleague, Dr. Yibing Nong, present on the capabilities of our Centers Physiology core at Medicine Research Grand rounds. Dr. Nong is an exceptional investigator providing new surgical models in our Center.

Grateful to the American Heart Association for this opportunity and excited to get started!

Tomorrow at the American Society of Nephrology's 3rd Acute Kidney Injury Meeting, Dr. Sophia Sears (Sophia Sears), an instructor from the Center, will present work from her laboratory on Myocardial Infarction-induced Cardiorenal Syndrome and related adaptations

Scientists have discovered that the uptake of apoptotic neutrophils can switch alveolar macrophages to favor inflammation resolution over antibacterial responses in mice. Learn more in Science Immunology: scim.ag/434cIU3

What an amazing two weeks! I'm incredibly grateful to have been able to travel, learn, and meet some outstanding scientists. First at the AKI: Bench to Bedside Conference and then the UAB-UCSD O'Brien Center Kidney Physiology & Injury Workshop. Thanks to everyone involved!

Ever wondered how cardiac substrate utilization impacts exercise capacity? If so, check out this new paper in Circulation Research, led by Kara Gouwens in the Center. This work shows that cardiac ketone body oxidation is required for hyperketonemia-induced increases in exercise performance

Thanks! I'm honored to work with such an amazing group of scientists. Excited for what's to come!

This afternoon, the Center celebrated the recent promotions of Drs. Baba and Sears. Congratulations to them both for their hard work and for advancing to the next level in their careers.