Ralph Edwards Assistant Professor, Dept. of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine @BUMedicine. Studying how cancer cells escape the immune system #cancerimmunology.
We are excited that our paper characterizing a new mouse model of hormone receptor positive breast cancer is now published in @AJPathology. Happy to share this line with the breast cancer research community and stem cell biologists.
https://t.co/OKjy9ZZhyj
After attending a fantastic Gordon Research Conference on lymphatics last week, I am grateful that this week my lab was officially awarded an exploratory grant from the Department of Defense to study how to repair damaged lymphatic vessels. #lymphedema
Another fantastic Lymphatics @GordonConf organized by @BenjaminHogan13 and Hong Chen. Thrilled to watch Guillermo's poster flash talk. It was an honor for me to give an oral presentation and co-lead the power hour with @KarinaYaniv and Hasina Outtz Reed. Excited for 2026!
Happy to see our review published in @trendscancer! It was a fantastic experience collaborating with @theLundLab@katie_ventre@InesDelclaux on this timely review, which focuses on the role of lymph nodes in anti-tumor immunity.
Out today in @trendscancer! Writing with @InesDelclaux@theLundLab@DJonesLab on our favorite topics: the tumor-draining lymph node in immune surveillance, why understanding the tdLN is important, and lymph node metastasis as an agent of chaos
https://t.co/w5HPq1EF1G
Dr. Melissa L. Gilliam, a notable educator, scholar, and physician, will be BU's 11th president.
Gilliam brings a wealth of experience in faculty recruitment, student success, and more. Her
leadership will take BU to new levels. #ProudtoBU
https://t.co/DW7c4aGHVF
Lei, Pereira, @PaderaLab, @beyazlab et al. reveal that a subpopulation of #BreastCancer cells in the lymph node is marked by MHC-II expression in the absence of costimulatory molecules, which causes the expansion of immunosuppressive regulatory T cells. https://t.co/QNjnryIc20
An incredible past few days! Congratulations to Mervin, Kavya (masters), Anna (undergrad) and Safiyah (post-bac) on finishing your programs. I’m grateful to have been your mentor. I look forward to the amazing things you will accomplish! @BUMedicine
An incredible funding opportunity focused on supporting #WomenInSTEM especially at the stage of junior faculty #AACRECR#AACRAMC Share with your fellow female scientists 💪
It was an honor to give the 15th annual Tucker Collins lecture at Harvard Med today. @harvardmed Dr. Collins was an inspirational vascular biologist taken too soon.
Thrilled to (finally) share this publication! Immune checkpoint blockade exacerbates cerebral edema in patients and mice with glioblastoma. Losartan controls this edema, reprograms the microenvironment, and improves response to immunotherapy. https://t.co/aLN4Sf7INj
It was an honor to be an @ASIPath /San Filippo Visiting Lecturer at @UMich Dept. of Pathology. I enjoyed the thought-provoking discussions with the many talented faculty and trainees!
Meet this month's Member Spotlight, Dennis Jones, PhD, (@DJonesLab) Assistant Professor @BU_Tweets.
Dr. Jones is the Inaugural Early Career Representative to the @FASEBorg Board and Co-leader of the ASIP Breast Cancer SIG. Read more https://t.co/JntorDnbSf
NIH defines underrepresented/disadvantaged populations in science as meeting 1-2 of 9 criteria. Realizing I check 6 of the boxes, it helped put my journey into perspective as I and Dr. Smith told Boston public high school students that they can have a future in STEM. @BUMedicine