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Researchers at McMaster University crack a celiac mystery: Where does the gluten reaction begin? 👇 Farncombe Institute Verdu Lab McMaster Engineering CIHR NSERC / CRSNG ow.ly/AnRV50SUWeQ

Way to go! Countless-hours work from Sara Rahmani Verdu Lab Farncombe Institute McMaster Engineering McMaster University. A new step further identifying the role of intestinal epithelial cells in activating CD4+ T cells, crucial to celiac disease pathogenesis. Happy to be part of this amazing work!

Elena Verdu, professor McMaster University Department of Medicine and director Farncombe Institute, joined Degrees of Science to discuss the groundbreaking research that could potentially bring scientists closer to developing a treatment or cure for celiac disease. ow.ly/aYAI50T4cLK

🧪NEW PAPER ALERT🧪 Check out our paper in Gut Microbes that sheds light on the role of proteolytic bacteria in inciting inflammation during #colitis, led by Liam Rondeau, the lab's first grad student @FarncombeGI McMaster University #IBD Check it out here👇 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… (⅕)

A heartfelt thank you to Dr. Steve Collins for your dedication and incredible impact! 🙌 As we turn the page, we’re excited to welcome Dr. Elena Verdu to lead us into a bright new chapter! 🚀 #Gratitude #Leadership #Teamwork Verdu Lab Bercik-Collins Lab McMaster Health Sciences

Two amazing leaders and mentors together Bercik-Collins Lab Verdu Lab. The past and the future of Farncombe Institute Dr. Steve Collins and Dr. Elena Verdu. Congratulations to you both on your new chapter!

Farncombe proudly present at Latin American Heritage Month 2024- Farncombe Institute Verdu Lab McMaster Health Sciences

Dr. Verdu presenting the best of Digestive Disease Week in intestinal microbiome at my_UEG #UEGWeek Farncombe Institute

Great talk from Elena Verdu Verdu Lab Novel mechanisms in the pathophysiology of coeliac disease: From basics to therapies..an honor to share the symposium with her

People with celiac and gluten intolerance face even higher food insecurity as the cost of food rises. Gluten-free options already cost more, hitting low-income households hardest. A refundable tax credit is essential to support the celiac community. Post below for more info!

This new game will definitely help fellow scientists chew through those reviewer comments with a bit of humor, even for me for sure!. A very good idea for early-career scientists, and a perfect way to practice handling criticism without losing your mind. Def gotta try it!

"One email at a time, one informational interview after another, I became comfortable, confident, and strategic in building my network of mentors." One mentor isn’t enough, wrote Erika Moore in this 2021 #ScienceWorkingLife essay. scim.ag/3PGXEW9

Hello X folks! I’m climbing the CN tower in April to support World Wildlife Fund Canada WWF-Canada in their work to protect wildlife and nature. Help me reach my fundraising goal, every dollar makes the difference 🐼: fundraisers.wwf.ca/s/5804/13961

What a pensive panel of faculty at Research topics in GI this chilly afternoon in Quebec City while our very own PhD student Kelly Kan brilliantly presents her work ⁦Joint CDDW™-CLM Conference | #CDDWCLM2025⁩ ⁦Caminero Lab⁩ ⁦Bercik-Collins Lab⁩ ⁦Farncombe Institute⁩

Outstanding first round of presentations on the first day of Research Topics! #CDDWCLM2025 Joint CDDW™-CLM Conference | #CDDWCLM2025

That’s a wrap! A snowy walk with my friend Véronique Giroux after a stunning 2025 Research Topics. Joint CDDW™-CLM Conference | #CDDWCLM2025 CDDW here we go!

Way to go! JAC awardee @ccaceliac Utkarshini Kirtikar, from Verdu Lab, for her outstanding presentation and for winning one of the Best Speaker award at the Research Topics! Joint CDDW™-CLM Conference | #CDDWCLM2025 Farncombe Institute McMaster Health Sciences

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