There are so many dedicated educators in the Department of Human Genetics!
They keep showing up in @EmoryMedicine's 2025 Educator Appreciation Day announcement.
https://t.co/LHcVHOdSSy
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Brain organoid culture experts Steven Sloan, Jimena Andersen @BrainOrg_Hub explain: how someone closes an incubator door can affect results. “There’s a difference between not slamming and being gentle,” Sloan says. #neuroscience thanks @ElieDolgin https://t.co/ILtC9wgBOT
Congratulations to Kathryn Garber, PhD, for earning the Paul M. Fernhoff Excellence in Teaching Award! This annual award is voted on by the students of the Genetic Counseling Training Program. #geneticcounseling@EmoryGCTP
Dr. Rossana Sanchez Russo is dedicated to patients with rare diseases, bringing tireless enthusiasm and compassion to her work. A champion for the rare disease community, Dr. Sanchez Russo has led the department’s #RareDiseaseDay celebrations
Celebrating National Doctor's Day (coming Sunday) and honoring our excellent medical geneticists! Drs Michael Gambello, Hong Li and Rossana Sanchez Russo all nominated #EmoryDoctorsDay2025 1/4 https://t.co/VzgaD1nWEu
Dr. Hong Li is a tireless advocate for patients with inborn errors of metabolism, providing compassionate, state-of-the-art care at CHOA and Emory Healthcare. Advisor to GA state govt https://t.co/LhPwFKqmR6
Trio of events lined up to celebrate #RareDiseaseDay. They include a kickoff table event at EUH on February 27th, a screening of the Prader-Willi #PWS documentary "The Life You're Given" on the 28th, and a virtual symposium on March 7th. Details:
https://t.co/XDz8ZOcL6j
Emory professors Elizabeth Leslie and Dionna Williams are among this year’s recipients of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers. ➡️ News feature: https://t.co/UYf3OKegHk
Emory professors Elizabeth Leslie and Dionna Williams are among this year’s recipients of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers. ➡️ News feature: https://t.co/UYf3OKegHk
We are excited to be screening a documentary about Prader-Willi syndrome #PWS called “The Life You’re Given” for #RareDiseaseDay (February 28)!
Event (HSRB-I auditorium, 3-6 pm) will include Q&A with filmmakers/parents https://t.co/Pf90qc1ZBp
Using brain organoids, scientists can study #autism/#schizophrenia/#epilepsy and probe the effects of mutations in human cells. They allow us to better understand early brain development in humans -- without harming a human fetus.
New video about neurodevelopment research in Emory’s Department of Human Genetics, featuring the work of @Sloan_Lab , @jimena_andersen and @fikribirey. The trio created @BrainOrg_Hub to standardize advanced techniques and to train others. https://t.co/5drmIjM70v #neuroscience
We are excited to be screening a documentary about Prader-Willi syndrome #PWS called “The Life You’re Given” for #RareDiseaseDay (February 28)!
Event (HSRB-I auditorium, 3-6 pm) will include Q&A with filmmakers/parents https://t.co/Pf90qc1ZBp
We are excited to be screening a documentary about Prader-Willi syndrome for #EmoryRare2025#RareDiseaseDay#PWS (February 28)! HSRB-I auditorium, 3-6 pm. Event will include Q&A with filmmakers/parents re
“The Life You’re Given”
https://t.co/ANmqRs5gTn