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So proud of my student Dr. Yubao Cheng who won the 2025 Carolyn Slayman Prize - Yale Genetics’ best PhD graduate of the year!

Thanks very much Pershing Square Sohn Cancer Research Alliance for supporting our work on dissecting how aberrant protein condensates disrupt 3D genome regulation in cancer. Grateful to my team at Liling Wan Penn Medicine Penn Epigenetics and collaborators who make this research possible. Congrats to all awardees!

🚨🚨 *US HALTS HARVARD’S ABILITY TO ENROLL INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS This is so monumentally stupid. The smartest humans from all around the world come to our elite institutions. And then the majority of them stay here, create businesses, and help our economy thrive instead of

🚨🚨 *FEDERAL JUDGE BLOCKS AUTHORITIES FROM REVOKING INTERNATIONAL STUDENT STATUS 🤣🤣🤣 Has anybody ever seen a new law be struck down in under 10 minutes before? Must be a new world record.

The U.S. has been able to attract some of the best young people from abroad. How would American science, tech, or medicine fare without foreign students who become American residents or citizens? Nativism will lead to a dumber and poorer America. nytimes.com/2025/05/22/us/…

Trump has effectively ordered Harvard to expel 27% of its student body — all international students at Harvard must leave, or else get their visas revoked. These legally present students didn’t do anything wrong. dhs.gov/news/2025/05/2…

A statement from Sally Kornbluth, President of MIT

WSJ Editorial Board (not a fan of Harvard), rightly calls out the harm this brings to the country: --> "short-sighted attack on one of America’s great competitive strengths: Its ability to attract the world’s best and brightest."

We introduce EYKTHYR, a computational method that integrates gene expression and chromatin accessibility in a spatially aware model to identify transcription factors shaping spatial gene programs. Led by Lane Fellow Spencer Krieger #spatialtranscriptomics biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

From River Xiang to Harvard, from Columbia to Today: Reflections at a Critical Moment Nearly 40 years ago, I came from China to the U.S. with $50 in my pocket. I was fortunate to pursue graduate studies through the Harvard-MIT Health Sciences and Technology program — one of the

I wrote an Op-Ed about the government's attacks on Harvard. Please share with anybody who thinks these attacks help anybody. prosyn.org/PhWi74r?h=KyJ1…

.Qin Yan, PhD describes his research in #epigenetics and two recent studies he is proudest of, both of which are pushing the field of epigenetics in #cancerresearch forward. yalecancercenter.org/news-article/n… Smilow Cancer Hospital Yale School of Medicine Yale New Haven Hosp Yale Pathology AACR #NCRM25 #unitedbycancerresearch

In case people don’t know: International students are separately admitted with much higher criteria than for domestic applicants at Harvard. It was a brilliant strategy for the U.S. to get the smartest people in the world.

AASF cautions harm to US talent pipeline from new State Dept policy to aggressively revoke visas for Chinese students, including in critical fields. "It sends a chilling message to the world that America no longer welcomes global talent" - Gisela Perez Kusakawa aasforum.org/2025/05/29/asi…

The entire space program was built by German scientists under the leadership of von Braun. Entire villages were built for immigrants from Germany and their families to build the program. But somehow, nowadays, my German students (all TOP class, cream of the crop, top 1% of

AASF Fellow Steven Kivelson was featured in The Wall Street Journal, amplifying the urgent message that fear-driven policies jeopardize U.S. innovation, academic vitality, and global competitiveness. Shen Lu The Wall Street Journal

“With the welcome mat withdrawn for promising researchers from around the world, America is at risk of losing its longstanding pre-eminence in the sciences.” nytimes.com/2025/05/31/wor…