Very excited to announce our resident class of 2031; we will be welcoming Drs. Calabresi, de Sousa, Mehta, and Song to our department. Happy Match Day!
🎉Happy Match Day🎉
We are so exited to welcome our new class of PG1-Y residents to Penn Pathology and Laboratory Medicine! Congratulations we cannot wait for you join us!!
#matchday2026
Brain cell communication seen in action.
Scientists have captured the millisecond fast process of brain cell communication using advanced imaging. Teams in Berlin and the US used rapid freezing techniques on mouse and human neurons to observe neurotransmitter release and vesicle recycling, revealing key steps and proteins involved. This could help understand brain diseases.
An analysis of 56 million people has shown that exposure to air pollution increases the risk of developing a particular form of dementia
https://t.co/wpRtfDcXgM
You don’t need special stains or fancy molecular testing to diagnose this #brain#tumor, located in the fourth ventricle. Flex your histology skills and tell me what you see! @NU_Pathology#neuropath 🧠🔬