Abraham Waldman

UPenn 5th Year BioE PhD Candidate @pennbioeng in @CreminsLab

[K Titus @titusk99]

I'm excited to share our new publication in @CellGenomics! We examine the structure-function relationship between chromatin looping and RNA polymerase II-mediated gene expression during neural lineage commitment.

Check it out!
https://t.co/2Ea8CEu913

[Jenn Cremins @CreminsLab]

New preprint at the intersection of two fields.
3D genome: Mammalian chromatin folds into 10,000+ loops. Do loops have a role in gene expression?
Alzheimer’s: Drugs targeting plaques have tiny effects on patient outcomes. Does chromatin change prior to classic AD hallmarks? (1/4)

[Zoltan Simandi @simandi_zoltan]

Did you know Alzheimer's disease might be linked to 3D genome folding? Our new preprint explores the connection! https://t.co/AwP1A9cdJA
#Alzheimer #3Dgenome, #chromatin

[Abraham Waldman @abrahamjwaldman]

Honored to be a part of this team! So excited to share our preprint exploring 3D Genome folding and epigenetics in WT and Alzheimer’s hiPSC derived cortical neurons and organoids

[Harshini Chandrashekar @HarshiniChandr8]

I am excited to share our new work from @CreminsLab on genome’s structure-function relationship in post-mitotic human neurons and a neurological disease context (https://t.co/cAgyuqCCyg)! (1/n)

[Abraham Waldman @abrahamjwaldman]

Excited to share the publication of some of my undergraduate research!

[Dr Jessica Schiffman @SchiffmanLab]

Congrats 🥳 Brandon @epicgarchomp, Irene, & @abrahamjwaldman!

Just Published @ACS_AMI how stiffness & oligomers impact S. aureus adhesion to PDMS Gels 🧫🦠

In honor of AIChE starting: Prelim data from this work was in my 2018 @ChEnected presentation!

https://t.co/AF9uzqoroa

[Abraham Waldman @abrahamjwaldman]

@DayLabUAB @R_Phillips_3 Congratulations Robert! Looking forward to working with you!

[Madelynn Whittaker @mn_whittaker]

Today in @biorxivpreprint, we describe the varied durability of epigenetic editing in the context of cardiovascular disease target genes (hPCSK9, hANGPTL3, and hAGT). https://t.co/jahfisaQoA

[Todd Emrick @Emrickgroup]

Zhefei, et al. building smart droplets *with arms*!!
https://t.co/MWZtosgp8O

[Dr Jessica Schiffman @SchiffmanLab]

📢Announcing the 1st Issue of ACS Applied Engineering Materials #AENM📢
https://t.co/pnJdlLrWcb
✅70 Articles from 17 countries
✅1 Editorial introducing the journal
✅Fantastic team @ksschanze @burcuegurkan, Sukhishvili, Worsley, @lefernan2 + many others
➡️Check it out & pls RT!

[Abraham Waldman @abrahamjwaldman]

I am excited to share the publication of some of my undergraduate research, which builds on my undergraduate Honors Thesis, "Extending Droplet Reach with Polymers" in the @Emrickgroup at @UMassPSE!
https://t.co/uG2l3qQdez

[J. Am. Chem. Soc. @J_A_C_S]

Mesoscale Polymer Surfactants: Photolithographic Production and Localization at Droplet Interfaces @Emrickgroup @CNS_UMass @UMassPSE #Mesoscale #Polymer #Surfactants #Photolithographic #Droplet #Interfaces https://t.co/hejiVE1yzD

[Daniel Emerson @emersond1105]

We are thrilled to share our new paper finding a functional role for the 3D genome in the localization of human replication origins (Published: https://t.co/BQtd04hHMr; Original BioRxiv: https://t.co/e59ajwkoEM) @ALCook_PhD @Olivia_Camel. 1/n

[NBC Sports @NBCSports]

The overhead view makes Rich Strike's comeback for the upset @KentuckyDerby win look even more incredible. 😮

#KyDerby | @ChurchillDowns

[Abraham Waldman @abrahamjwaldman]

@UMassChemEng @pennbioeng @SchiffmanLab Thank you!

[UMass Amherst Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering @UMassChemEng]

Congratulations to Abraham Waldman '21, now working in the Cremins Research Group at the University of Pennsylvania

https://t.co/McjREb7d9o

@abrahamjwaldman @pennbioeng @SchiffmanLab

[Dr Jessica Schiffman @SchiffmanLab]

DM or email me with any questions about our fantastic graduate program. No GREs. The deadline for both MS and PhD applications is January 15, 2022
More info https://t.co/ritUBoVdNc

[olivia stowell @oliviastowell]

the thing about academia is that no matter how “successful” you become you will always be an adult wearing a backpack