Proud to share our latest work in @nature, co-led by @chadi_elfarran, @CouturierMDPhD & @BradEBernstein! We developed a new framework to understand immunomodulatory myeloid cells in #glioma & lay a foundation to develop more effective immunotherapies🧵 https://t.co/OHaqovnefp
Play Muirfield for a purpose. ⛳
Join Jimmy’s Patriots on Oct. 12 for the Jim Ehret Memorial Golf Tournament at The Country Club at Muirfield Village.
Proceeds support our lab’s glioblastoma immunotherapy and CAR-T research.
👉 https://t.co/5YdBoNPYth
On September 9, the UH/CWRU Neurosurgical Residency welcomed Alexander Wang, the
2024-2025 W.R. Selman Research Fellow, to present his research on Defining Steroid-Induced Barriers to Immunotherapy in Glioblastoma. #WisdomWednesday#neurosurgery#CWRU@TyMillerLab
Official Miller Family team picture for @bikeVeloSano 2026! Ready to ride this morning to raise funds for cancer research at the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center!
@caseccc#velosano 100% for the Cure
If you are able to support:
Tyler: https://t.co/slRJZLLSHs
Brittany: https://t.co/Pf7T3sxWav
Skyler: https://t.co/NihWHSek4B
Zander: https://t.co/sESCIpyRQ4
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Great to be with friends at the @theABTA#AARN2026 meeting - great representation from Cleveland institutes @caseccc@CCLRI - looking forward to continuing the collaborations!
Our 2025 DSA Grantee, @TylerEMiller, MD, PhD, is investigating how immune-suppressing cells protect glioblastoma tumors and exploring ways to block those signals so the immune system can fight cancer more effectively. We're proud to support his innovative research.
12/ Huge credit to Nick Gonzalez Castro, @vrishab_x Sathish Kumar, and @MarioSuva.
Nick is a rising star in neuro-oncology, Mario is a world leader in single-cell glioma biology, and Vrishab is a brilliant computational biologist in my lab (starting at @cwrumstp this summer!)
Thanks to @NeuroOnc@EditorNeuro for publishing!
@caseccc@CWRUSOM@MGBResearchNews
Why has immunotherapy been so hard in glioblastoma?
A major reason is the immune microenvironment.
In this open-access review, we summarize how single-cell genomics is changing our understanding of glioma immune biology — and why we need to think beyond cell types.
https://t.co/e5Tk3jJek1
11/ The review is open access, and Figure 1 can be downloaded from the journal site.
Please use it in your PowerPoints, journal clubs, lectures, lab meetings, and grant background slides if it is helpful.
That was one of the main reasons we made the article open access.