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I feel so proud when I see this publication. For sure it takes just a few seconds to realize the good science behind it. I am so proud of you and expect that you will do achieve several beautiful accomplishments in the future. Worth reading 👇

Excited to see that our paper has been selected for the Editors' Choice section of Science Signaling ! Many thanks to Science Signaling editor Annalisa VanHook for her exceptional summary of our findings. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Also incredibly proud of Gustavo Cruzeiro who recently won the ‘Best CNS Cancer Neuroscience Abstract’ for his work in H3G34-mutant glioma. Biggest congrats Gustavo!! 🎉🎊🥳

📢Save the date for the Keystone Symposium "Neural influence on cancer, tumor microenvironment and cancer immunology"! 🗓️ Jan 18-21, 2025 🗺️ Fairmont Banff Springs, Canada 🖱️keystonesymposia.org/conferences/co… Early bird registration open, and travelgrants available! #CancerNeuroscience

Thrilled to share that I was awarded with the Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation Young Investigator Grant. I want to thank Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation for this opportunity and mentor Mariella Filbin. Looking forward to dissect the neurobiology of DHG-H3G34 gliomas.💪💪 alexslemonade.org/project/unrave…

Preprint alert!! 👇👇

I am very happy to share this preprint demonstrating the role of WNT2B signaling in regulating adrenal zona glomerulosa morphogenesis and aldosterone production, jointly with Kleiton Borges, Donald Little, and fantastic collaborators. Check out this amazing tutorial from Kleiton Borges !

We profiled 66 pHGG using single-cell: including H3.3K27M and G34R/V, low-grade, and ependymomas tumors. All found to be largely infiltrated by important myeloid populations, and pointed distinct features of microglia and macrophages cells in pediatric glioma subtypes 2/

Don't forget to register for our Virtual Course in Cancer Neuroscience Workshop. Day 1 - Cancer Biology for Neuroscientists! We have a wonderful group of speakers breaking down the basics of cancer biology!