News:
We are very excited that our proposal with Jorge Henao-Mejia and Sarah Henrickson, which aims to understand the role of inflammation on childhood obesity, was chosen for Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Award. The press release for the funding announcement is here.
Fasolino and Goldman et al manuscript in Immunity received a Spotlight in Trends In Immunology by Dr. Amy Weinmann. A few quotes from this spotlight includes “In an elegant study published in Immunity, Fasolino et al. addressed the question of whether genetic variation in a mouse model of T1DM impacts long-distance genomic interactions” and “This research also has significant implications for how we translate gene-programming concepts between mouse models and the human population.”
Our manuscript describing the “Joint Profiling of Chromatin Accessibility and CAR-T Integration Site Analysis at
Population and Single-cell Levels” was accepted for publication in PNAS in January 2020. Congrats to Wenliang Wang, Maria Fasolino and Naomi Goldman! Awesome collaboration with the Fraietta lab at Penn.
Dr. Vahedi will present lab's work at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB) Summer Research Conference on “Molecular Mechanisms of Immune Cell Development and Function”, Rancho Mirage, California in July 2019.
A nice end-of-2017 result: Our lab's first research paper got accepted for publication on December 28th, 2017. Congrats to JJ, George, and Stanley!
Maria Fasolino and George Georgakilas, postdoctoral fellows, present lab's work at the Epigenetics Institute's Retreat in Citizen's Bank Park, Philadelphia, on October 13th, 2017.
John Johnson and Naomi Goldman, IGG PhD students, present lab's work at the Immunology Graduate Group Retreat in Reisterston, MD on October 6th, 2017.
September 1st 2017 was an exciting day for the Vahedi lab. Our HiChIP for K27ac in mouse T cells worked beautifully! Thanks Maria, Jelena, Naomi, and Yeqiao!
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