Congrats to the newest member of the Hogan Lab, Shams Tabrez, PhD! Find out more about his work and interests on the Hogan Laboratory website and please give a warm welcome to Shams.
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Congrats to Debatrayee Sinha who has officially joined the Hogan Lab! Find out more about her work and interests on the Hogan Laboratory website and please give a warm welcome to Debatrayee.
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For this project she will be learning how to identify inflammation markers to compare skin damage severity during active dermatitis and at baseline.
Welcome to the team, Lena!
Lena is in her junior year at the University of Michigan pursuing a degree in neuroscience. She is working alongside PhD candidate Paula Reichel looking at the influence of early life skin damage on food allergy sensitization.
Congrats to Drs Hogan and Lukacs for receiving a Strategic Initiative Fund from the U of M!
Info on this fascinating project, Michigan Center for Human Immunology Model Systems (MiCHIM) can be found below. Great work!!
Congratulations to Paula Reichel on the publication of her review, "Dietary Antigen Interaction with Intestinal Epithelial Cells," in Current Allergy and Asthma Reports!
Read it here: https://t.co/Y5CJmLTXqC
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Dr Hogan and Lukacs recently published a review article in Nature Review Immunology discussing how different routes of exposure to food antigens can contribute to allergic sensitization and describe how mast cells ultimately drive the allergic reaction to these food allergens.
Congrats to Jazib Uddin, Hogan Lab and collaborators OβRoirdan, Lukacs, OβDwyer, Nusrat and Parkos Labs on the publication of the article in JCI Insight describing a role for STARD7 in intestinal epithelial mitochondrial function and barrier integrity and susceptibility to IBD.
Congrats to Hogan Lab's Dr Hock Tay for winning the M-FARA Symposium's poster contest! Dr Baker presented the award for the poster "T-Cell Heterogeneity in the Intestinal Mucosa: Transcriptional Programs Driving IL-9 and IL-13 Production and T-Cell Pathogenicity in Food Allergy."
It was great catching up and reminiscing with old friends and mentors at this year's AAAAI Conference.
Pic 1: Ariel Munitz PhD, Mark Rothenberg MD PhD, Simon Hogan PhD, Yushi Wang
Pic 2: Luqman Seidu MD, Miguel Stein MD, Ariel Munitz PhD, Simon Hogan PhD, Jennifer Bullock MD
An excellent Story about Kristen Lozada Soto's journey and graduation with a PhD within the Molecular Cellular Pathology graduate program at the University of Michigan!
https://t.co/MXgRfjgk2P
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Celebrating our 75th anniversary, we're reconnecting with distinguished alumni to reflect on their experiences and the impact #JCSMR has had on their careers. Today, we feature Prof @Hogan_Lab, from @UMich. @scienceANU@ANUAlumni@ourANU@umichmedicine
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