UMass Chan research published in Immunity adds to understanding of how hosts differentiate between beneficial and harmful bacteria, teaching us about how our immune systems evolved, Read Pukkila-Worley, MD, says: direc.to/jaxt Pukkila-Worley Lab Nicholas Peterson Sammy Tse

Very excited to share the final version of our SLC46A2-NOD1 skin inflammation story, published today in Immunity. Publicly available at authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S10…. Thread below present a brief overview of our findings.

New! Online now: The lncRNA HOXA11os regulates mitochondrial function in myeloid cells to maintain intestinal homeostasis dlvr.it/SsjZv0

Check out our latest paper- just out in PLOS Pathogens ! UMass Chan Medical School UMass Chan MD/PhD Program students Mohamad Nasrallah and Nicholas Peterson in my lab characterize an awesome new mechanism of #immunometabolism: Sphingolipids, nuclear receptors, and pathogen resistance! journals.plos.org/plospathogens/…

Out today in Nature Cell Biology . We show ECSIT mediated Fumarate synthesis drives memory CD8 T-cell development and anti-tumor immunity. Great collab with the Yang Lab. Congrats to all the authors. UMass Cancer Center Department of Medicine UMass Chan Program in Innate Immunity nature.com/articles/s4155…

Beaming with pride today…⭐️⭐️ UMass Chan MD/PhD Program student from my lab Nicholas Peterson matched today at my alma mater MassGeneral Medicine and the Stanbury Physician Scientist Program. Nick is bound for astronomical success as a physician-scientist. #ProudPI

Welcome to our incredible incoming intern class of 2024!! We are so excited for this amazing group of doctors to join us this summer 🥳🎉

Beyond excited that I matched today MGH IM Residents and the Stanbury Physician Scientist Pathway!

Let’s Chalk About what I’ve been up to lately! Very excited to introduce the TinyTalks curriculum— a paradigm for short, virtual chalk talks, now out in Academic Medicine! tinyurl.com/5n84y7r7 #MedEd MassGeneralChildren

Huge congrats to Anna Handorf and her team MassGeneralChildren and the MGH Learning Lab on their new manuscript out today in Academic Medicine! They describe the TinyTalks curriculum, a new paradigm for short, virtual chalk talks. I cannot wait to see where you take this project!