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Just Announced! The #KavliPrize2024 Laureates in #Neuroscience!

Headed back to medical school tomorrow!! Oh how time flies! #MDPhD

A new study led by Mario Peña-Hernández 🇲🇽 in collaboration with the Craig Wilen examines two bat coronaviruses that are the closest relatives of SARS-CoV-2 for their ability to infect, evade immunity and transmit between rodents. Some key takeaway points 🧵 (1/) nature.com/articles/s4156…

Thrilled to share the first publication of my Ph.D. thesis today in @naturemicrobiol with @wilenlab and @virusesimmunity. Here we synthesized, recovered, and studied two of the closest known relatives of SARS-CoV-2 from bats that were recently discovered in Laos to assess their

I remember when Mario Peña-Hernández 🇲🇽 and I were first years and we were just starting to decide what our projects should be. It’s so inspiring to see it materialize in this beautiful publication. Mario, it’s such an honor to be your colleague, baymate, and friend. Congratulations!🎉🎊

Congratulations to Kevin Bijan Givechian for developing this fantastic tool, #ImmunoStruct, a deep-learning model that integrates sequence/structural/biochemical information to predict immunogenicity of peptides presented by MHC class I molecules! Krishnaswamy Lab Etienne Caron

Vaccines have saved countless lives and inspired me to become an immunologist. While generally safe, some people experience adverse effects, including Post-Vaccination Syndrome (PVS). Studying PVS is crucial for improving patient care and enhancing vaccine safety & acceptance.

This study was also covered in the The New York Times by Apoorva Mandavilli with comments from E. John Wherry and Greg Poland, MD (4/) nytimes.com/2025/02/19/hea…

So grateful to work with brilliant people who made this study possible: Bornali Bhattacharjee, MS, PhD 🇮🇳 Peiwen Lu Valter S Monteiro Sasha Tabachnikova 🇺🇦 Kexin Wang, Brenham Hooper, Victoria Bastos, Kerrie Greene Mitsuaki Sawano, MD Danice Hertz Brianne Dressen Amy Proal, PhD Putrino Lab Leying (Lexi) Guan

1/Excited to share our latest work published in Cancer Discovery. Led with #MiyaHugaboom, #KellyStreet, we show that the presence of tertiary lymphoid structures and exhausted tissue-resident T cells determines clinical response to PD-1 blockade in #RCC patients: brnw.ch/21wQUU4

Happy Brain Awareness Week! 🧠🎉

Great news! Undergraduates from families earning below $200,000 can attend MIT tuition-free. This initiative will make higher education more accessible to 80% of American families, ensuring that talented students can pursue their dreams without financial barriers.

I’m extremely excited and fortunate to have been awarded a NRSA F30 Fellowship by the National Cancer Institute! This grant further enhances my integrated research and clinical training as I pursue a career as a physician-scientist. Grateful to my PI, mentors, and support system!

Looking forward to participating in the PolyBio symposium today. From Yale Center for Infection and Immunity, I'll talk about autoantibodies, Victoria Bastos will discuss ME CFS immunotypes based on CSF and Esen Sefik will discuss humanized mouse model of viral RNA persistence 👇🏼 polybio.org/spring-2025-sy…

Published today! Victoria Bastos, Kerrie Greene et al found two distinct immunotypes of ME/CFS based on the cerebrospinal fluid analysis. Great collaboration with Michael VanElzakker Amy Proal, PhD and the Bragée clinic in Sweden. (1/) academic.oup.com/jimmunol/artic…

This is perfect timing as Victoria will present these data at the PolyBio symposium today. (2/) polybio.org/spring-2025-sy…

Congratulations to all the authors for this important work 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 We thank WE&ME Foundation PolyBio and Carol Cirot Foundation, NIH and HHMI for supporting this work, and for all the patients for heroically donating CSF for our research 🙏🏼 (end)

At today’s PolyBio symposium: Newly published study from Victoria Cortes Bastos found distinct ME/CFS cerebrospinal fluid subtypes—based on cytokine profiles & past CMV vs. SARS-CoV-2 infection. “These patients are clinically the same. They are equally sick, but may have

It is such a joy to do science with such good friends! Thank you for being such amazing coworkers and friends, Victoria and Kerrie Greene 💜💚🩷

Our new study on ME/CFS is out in The Journal of Immunology !! Given the heterogeneity of #mecfs, it is so important we continue to dive deep into this disease to further differentiate pathophysiology. Truly enjoyed this work every step of the way. Check it out below!