The Department of Molecular Medicine @cornellvet. Highlighting faculty, students, and events. 📸: Shing Hu, Carolyn Sevier, Natasza Kurpios STAR Protocols
Ithaca, NY
Joined March 2023
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Dr. Maurine Linder received the 2023-2024 SUNY Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence for leadership of the Department of Molecular Medicine since 2009. She is a wonderful mentor and researcher; and serves on more college and university committees than any other CVM faculty member.
Please join us in congratulating Dr. @carrie_adler on becoming a Tenured Associate Professor, effective July 1st, 2024!
New #LabFeatureFriday just dropped! Head over to our LinkedIN to see what Postdoc Researcher Liqing (Libby) Huang is working on in the @KurpiosLab and her journey to @cornellvet. bit.ly/3xAmxxk
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Congrats to the @KawateLab on their Kickball Victory on Saturday, and a big thank you to all the teams who came out and participated this year! 🎉
🚨Department members, friends and families are all invited to the 2nd Annual MolMed Kickball Tournament, June 15, 2023 At Cass Park. The games will begin at 1:30 PM🚨
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TENURED! 🎉
A HUGE thank you to everyone who has helped me get here: most importantly lab members (pictured below), mentors @Planaria1 @betenoire1 and MANY other informal ones, my department @CornellMolMed, and family @guntherwho.
Representing Signaling Modules in Alzheimer's Disease with Deep Learning Analysis of Proteomics, Metabolomics, and Clinical Data is @elepanizza's most recent work. Check it out! bit.ly/3RdraUD
Head over to our LinkedIN to learn more about @knmorrison_ 's journey into science and what she is studying in the @HollopeterLab for this month's #LabFeatureFriday!
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Our office will be closed Monday, May 27th in recognition of Memorial Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 28th for normal business hours.
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Love that the students @CornellMolMed have christened our @KeyenceUSA microscope!
Stop by, say hello, and enjoy some cake and ice cream in C3-129 for our Department Appreciation event next Wednesday, May 22nd.
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Dr. Ken Zaret from the @Penn will join us on Tuesday, May 7th to speak about Overcoming Chromation Barriers to Change Cell Fate.
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🪱 Planaria: Genes for regeneration
Cut one flatworm into pieces, and you’ll return to a dish full of tiny worms that have emerged – bodies intact – from the fragments. But what happens if you remove an entire organ? 4/13
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ALT Microscopy image showing the distribution of neoblasts in a planarian, distinguishing between neoblasts that are in the process of dividing to form new cells in green and those that are not dividing in red.
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Gut muscle: By discovering how a type of smooth muscle forms in the gut, scientists have opened doors to making artificial muscle, repairing muscle following gut surgery and treating inflammatory bowel disease and obesity. #IBD @cornellvet @CornellEng news.cornell.edu/stories/202…
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Please join us in welcoming Prof. Rachel Ee for her informal seminar on Peptide Nanonets, Thursday, April 18th in Lecture Hall 3 #seminar
Please join us in welcoming Prof. Rachel Ee for her informal seminar on Peptide Nanonets, Thursday, April 18th in Lecture Hall 3 #seminar
What an awesome video on this week's #LabFreaturFriday. Head over to our LinkedIn to learn more about Graduate Student Isabel Delo
and her work in the @carrie_adler's Lab here at @cornellvet
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Are villus myofibroblasts developmental and adult progenitors of the mammalian gut lymphatic musculature? the @KurpiosLab says YES! Check out their new publication in @Dev_Cell for more details.
Online now: Villus myofibroblasts are developmental and adult progenitors of mammalian gut lymphatic musculature dlvr.it/T4f8b6
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Authors @10feng and colleagues from @Cornell, @CornellChem, @CornellMolMed show that glutaminases form filamentous structures necessary for their catalytic activity. #cryo-EM, #cryoEM, #CancerResearch, #StructuralBiology
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🚨🚨check it out!! We got 3D models of our C.elegans localization studies!! 🪱@sarahkcodd
