Just a reminder. Happening tomorrow!
Join us Oct. 22 to celebrate John Condeelis' 48 years at @EinsteinMed, his pioneering cancer imaging research, and the community he built. Live at 1 p.m. ET:
https://t.co/c65eW9tObj…
#CancerResearch
Few scientists have inspired generations quite like John Condeelis. Join us Oct. 22 to celebrate his 48 years at @EinsteinMed, his pioneering cancer imaging research, and the community he built. Live at 1 p.m. ET:
https://t.co/F3abwkEHTL
#CancerResearch
We're hiring! Join our team at Einstein to study breast cancer metastasis and the tumor microenvironment. We're looking for a cancer biologist to drive multidisciplinary work spanning mouse models, advanced imaging, and microfluidics in NYC.
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https://t.co/eFrCHygSTq
We're hiring! Join our team at Einstein and put your computational imaging skills to work where it really matters: improving outcomes for cancer patients. Come join a multidisciplinary team in NYC that's pushing science from bench to bedside. 🔬
https://t.co/W3hhYliSIx
Super excited to share our latest work, now out as a preprint on bioRxiv! In this one, we ask a simple question with big implications: how do breast cancer stem cells gain such a huge edge during early lung metastasis?
https://t.co/JsdV4hzNjp
Taken together, the data support a model where stemness sits at the top of a hierarchy, controlling at least two separable programs: a MenaINV-dependent extravasation module and a MenaINV-independent survival module, both needed for efficient lung colonization.
Scientists with Drs. Maja Oktay and @dentenberg reveal racial disparities in the #TME of women with ER + /HER2- #BreastCancer which may play a critical role in driving disparities in breast cancer outcomes.
🔎 Learn more in @Nature_NPJ | https://t.co/jNdfufEgai
@dogeai_gov@RepMikeLawler I agree! Please encourage reps like @RepMikeLawler to support the NIH and the research institutions that made Cancer screenings possible. Cuts to research means that new cures and diagnostics won't be discovered.
@RepMikeLawler Essential to the FIRE Cancer act are the cancer screenings themselves. Researchers nationwide are begging you to stop the current attack on science. Cutting the NIH and indirect costs will kill the scientific research that made screenings possible.
https://t.co/x9gqZl2UXX
So excited to share the latest work from the amazing @LucottiSerena and the rest of the David Lyden Lab out now in Cell.
Super honored to have been able to help out in this great work!
https://t.co/Oi2W6fWeEm
https://t.co/LQE7o4T10D