Sincere thanks to Children's National Hospital for the opportunity to present our work developing new strategies to address tumor heterogeneity. It was great to meet with the dedicated faculty members and trainees - exciting research!

Excited to present our work at SITC this weekend! Join us on Saturday for Ryma Toumi's poster #796: Engineering T cells to reprogram inhibitory macrophages #SITC2025 #CancerResearch

Thank you to Jaishree Sharma and the rest of the organizing committee for the opportunity to share our research and my career path with the student-postdoc community @fredhutch.org. Great questions and engagement, congratulations on a well-run event!

Congratulations to the Stem Paths Innovation Network (SPIN) organization for reaching the 10-year mark! It was a privilege to serve as a mentor and board member, and celebrate this accomplishment with staff, families, and donors. Consider supporting SPIN by donating or volunteering www.stempaths.org

Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s Run of Hope! If you missed it, there is still time to join our team and support pediatric cancer research! www.runofhopeseattle.org/Race/93971/D...

As summer is wrapping up, we're so grateful to have had Vijini Liyanage with us as a summer undergrad research student! Excited to see what she will accomplish next!

Impressive paper from Andrew Daman PhD, check it out! www.cell.com/cancer-cell/...

Less than a week to Life Science Washington Institute LSINW conference! We will present during the Cell Therapies session on Wednesday, after David Baker’s talk – see you there!

Excellent talk from Dr. Miranda Lyons-Cohen at the Seattle Children's Invent@SC Research Day Symposium!

Join us at LSINW, looking forward to presenting our research!

Looking forward to presenting our work @ash-hematology.bsky.social and Seattle Children's Dr. Rachel Rau's plenary session talk on Sunday, see you there!