Truly insane. Nearly all research breakthroughs come from collaboration, often international. Another self-goal for the US! But one that hurts the international community. U.S. researchers face new restrictions on publishing with foreign collaborators | Science | AAAS www.science.org/content/arti...

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Fly on my friend and colleague who touched my heart with your scientific intellect, your love for students, your quintessential kindness to all, your shared love of music and your spot on drum beat that felt like my heartbeat. Your spirit will be with me always.....

A real honour to share the virtual podium with these great researchers exploring how eosinophils and innate immune cells interact to drive homeostasis and disease. Deeply grateful to the IES for the opportunity and looking forward to welcoming the Society to Vancouver in 2027!

ilc6vancouver.com LAST CHANCE to register for a great conference in beautiful Vancouver. Quality of the international speakers is exceptional and the intimate setting makes it a "must attend" for anyone interested in how innate cells drive and resolve disease. Join us!

www.researchgate.net/journal/Jour... Great to be recognized!!!! Thank you JEM and congrats to the team!

This is absolutely sickening to see. How can anyone think ICE is helping anything in Minneapolis? What are these masked paramilitaries protecting the people from? When will those cowards in charge start being accountable and when are the courts going to step in? All the markings of a failed state

Some papers take years to complete but they change the way you think about disease. Kudos to the Ahmed Kabil and colleagues for showing that early life microbial exposures alter longterm hematopoiesis and stem cell behaviour: www.cell.com/action/showP...

Outstanding Conference for anyone with an interest in Innate Lymphoid Cells (ILC6) in June in beautiful Vancouver!!! ilc6vancouver.com. Come join us!

We're like a parent watching their baby all grown up. 🥹 STEMprep™ has now been featured in its very first scientific publication!

Such an amazing experience to be a faculty member at "ImmunoPeru: Interplay between the environment and the Immune system": Top scientists, top students, free flowing ideas and thinking about making a real world impact!!! Thank you IUIS/ALACI/SPI for such a brilliant opportunity and a great course!

Excellent: Why is autism really on the rise? What the science says www.nature.com/articles/d41... Reality, increase largely driven by: - Broader diagnostic criteria - Increased awareness & detection Autism causes complex, but it ain't vaccines or Tylenol.

Dynamic alterations of dural and bone marrow B cells in an animal model of progressive multiple sclerosis url: rupress.org/jem/article-... Congrats to the Gommerman lab on a fascinating and important study!

The best conferences are always the small, intimate, focused ones where ideas fly freely. This one is a premier example!!! Looking forward to seeing everyone there and brainstorming on the hottest topic in immunology!

Couldn't agree more. A bold, timely move would pay huge future dividends for health, biotech and a clean economy. Such an amazing window of opportunity for Canada while US politics has led to their exit from scientific stage. The question is whether we will be bold enough and seize the opportunity

bbc.com/news/articles/c74dzdddvmjo 2 of 2) Canada, you stepped up on vaccine development. Time to double down and become the world leaders. US chaos/self-goal is a scientific and economic opportunity and we have the skill...time to be bold @stankutcher.sencanada.ca @canada-gov-ca.bsky.social

bbc.com/news/article... 1 of 2) The most stunning ceding of scientific and therapeutic leadership in my scientific career. When Trump 1.0 threatened NIH cuts, a GOP congress gave a 25% increase. Where are they now? Folks will die unnecessarily for this foolishness.

Our latest work on how neonatal microbiome sculpts adult disease susceptibility, and a simple metabolite that rescues! Microbial dysbiosis sculpts a systemic ILC3/IL-17 axis governing lung inflammatory responses and central hematopoiesis - Mucosal Immunology www.mucosalimmunology.org/article/S193...

Thrilled to be a team sponsored by the SCN to use ILCs to address chronic inflammation and cancer. Kudos to Grace Kuo, precocious member of my team who put together a remarkable application!!!! youtu.be/e6sp8DLTfgc?...

So happy to share our latest work on a model for a very important disease. Congrats Ahmed! Functional targeting of ILC2s and ILC3s reveals selective roles in intestinal fibrosis and homeostasis url:https://rupress.org/jem/article/222/7/e20241671/277979/Functional-targeting-of-ILC2s-and-ILC3s-reveals

All 4 of my NIH research grants are terminated. These were grants on MDR-TB treatment & strategies for supporting adolescents living w/ HIV. This is a massive waste of resources. I am heartbroken for my Harvard team, my partners in Peru, the next generation of scientists & our country. Shame.

2025 Day of Immunology - Brain and Immunity: Immuno... by Lina Salinas ; Apr 29 2025; immunohub.iuis.org/iuis/2024/we...

Such an important, misunderstood disease and frequently misdiagnosed with devastating results. Thanks to Yane Valdez for highlighting this on the Day of Immunology! Please thank those Immunological giants who are responsible for our quality lives..truly remarkable!! www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDc6...

This is a terrific editorial by the good Dr. Zandstra that hits all the key points for Canada's future science and R&D success! Kudos!!! Opinion: Canada’s U.S. brain gain is risky without more foundational support for science /via @globeandmail www.theglobeandmail.com/business/com...

A recent interest! Quoting Dr. Yanet Valdez Tejeira: "April 14th is #WorldChagasDay. Let's raise awareness about Chagas disease, a silent killer impacting vulnerable populations. Educate yourself & others by watching our important awareness video:" www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0WW...

World Chagas Day!!! Great opportunity to learn about a neglected disease that is a huge problem in some parts of the world and a growing, costly one in North America.

Thanks to Adam Schiff for such a kind acknowledgment to Canada and also for fighting for what's right in America. youtu.be/hcrL88Jwhsg?...

What a great panel and topic!!! Equitable partnerships, in science and beyond, are what the world desperately needs these days and this panel can speak to this better than virtually anyone I know. Great opportunity!

Corey Booker is such an inspiration of what John Lewis said about getting into to "good trouble". Follow that lead: INTERVENE. Don't let students get grabbed off the streets or watch your colleagues get pushed out of their offices...non-violently INTERVENE and cause some good trouble...take a risk.

So pleased to share our research with the wider community. Immune modulation and treating chronic inflammatory disease is our jam. @ubcpress.bsky.social @ubcmedicine.bsky.social @embl.org @scienceupfirst.bsky.social research2reality.com/health-medic...

You've got to be kidding me! "Do not intervene"?Authoritarianism 101: create an environment of fear of challenging unjust orders. You, as a supporter and citizen with rights MUST challenge them or they will bulldoze you! What an idiotic and cowardly policy! www.thebaltimorebanner.com/education/hi...

A scientist's insight: Every lab is like a small company. If you cut funding, even for a month, trained staff and resources are lost, move on and it takes years to rebuild. How long do you think a company could survive with a month long cut? Conclusion? The US just lost 1000s of small startups!!!

Is this the new US? Masked "police" pulling folks off the street? I've seen some authoratarian BS before but this is disgraceful and I never thought it would happen there. Intl students, and Fullbrights in particular, go on to become invaluable HQPs frequently in the US. What are you doing!!!!?

BREAKING: We, @aclu.org and CLEAR are joining Rümeysa Öztürk’s legal team after ICE unlawfully arrested and detained her in retaliation for her political speech. Speaking out against a war, a policy, or a government is not a crime. The government must immediately release Ms. Öztürk.

Couldn't agree more! NIH is THE engine for the economy and health in 1000s of unseen ways. Even short term cuts have long-lasting and devastating consequences. Read this thoughtful article! Safeguarding the future of biomedical science in the United States: Cell www.cell.com/cell/fulltex...

Breaking: RFK Jr. has forced out PETER MARKS, the nation’s top vaccine regulator. In his resignation letter, obtained by the Post, Marks said he was willing to work with RFK Jr on his vaccine concerns — but said Kennedy wishes “subservient confirmation of his misinformation and lies.”

Is this the new US? Masked "police" (can ICE officers really say that?) pulling folks off the street? I've seen some authoratarian BS before but this is disgraceful. Intl students pay a fortune to get US education (a business!), and many become HQPs in the US. Are the people really okay with this?

While Vance rips through DEI initiatives across the nation, his mother-in-law is a proud pioneer of diversity, equity, and inclusion at her own job.

Uber should offer a “no tesla” option

Some Democratic member of Congress should propose a bill saying that a POTUS may golf at government expense no more than, say, once every 14 days, and must reimburse the Treasury for anything beyond that.

Thousands “Stand Up for Science” Across the Country Including Nobel laureates, climate researchers, and parents of kids saved by groundbreaking drugs. www.motherjones.com/politics/202...

Wow…

Thanks to all the amazing International Women who have grace my lab and my life. I owe you everything!

More of this! We all know this won’t pass but this is a line in the sand and a great talking point. /cc @shasti.bsky.social

Being disabled isn’t some abstract concept. It’s not a moral failing. It’s not something you can “try harder” their way out of. It’s something that can happen to anyone at any time. Once it happens to you, you will understand how little support exists. Help us & your future self will thank you.

Currently, NIH's Center for Scientific Review reviews 66,000 grant applications a year, with panels run by NIH’s separate institutes reviewing the rest. Under a new plan, the institute-run panels will be eliminated, and many of the scientists overseeing them will be laid off. scim.ag/3QP0FUG

Today at the “Stand up for Science” demonstration at the Lincoln Memorial.

We will fight on the beaches, we will fight in the candy aisle…

Who’s marching for science today? Whats ONE thing you want people to understand about science and why it matters? 🧪