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NYCTrainKUHR

@nyctrainkuhr

NY Consortium for Interdisciplinary TRAINing in Kidney, Urological & Hematological Research (KUHR) @StonyBrookMed @EinsteinMed @IcahnMountSinai @ColumbiaMed

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linkhttps://nyckuhr.org/ calendar_today21-07-2021 19:27:34

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Meelad Dawlaty (@mdawlaty) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congrats to Dr Blake Ebert on successfully defending his PhD thesis on enzymatic activities of Tet proteins in neural stem cells and development. Stay tuned for his paper. ⁦Albert Einstein College of Medicine - Official⁩ ⁦EinsteinGenetics⁩ ⁦EinsteinPhD⁩ ⁦EinsteinSCI⁩ ⁦EinsteinMSTP

Congrats to Dr Blake Ebert on successfully defending his PhD thesis on enzymatic activities of Tet proteins in neural stem cells and development. Stay tuned for his paper. ⁦<a href="/EinsteinMed/">Albert Einstein College of Medicine - Official</a>⁩ ⁦<a href="/EinsteinGenes/">EinsteinGenetics</a>⁩ ⁦<a href="/EinsteinPhD/">EinsteinPhD</a>⁩ ⁦<a href="/Einstein_SCI/">EinsteinSCI</a>⁩ ⁦<a href="/EinsteinMSTP/">EinsteinMSTP</a>⁩
Keisuke Ito_Lab (@the_ito_lab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today is our Dr. Katrina Blankenhorn’s final SAC meeting before she starts as Clinical Asst Prof Stony Brook Medicine. So proud of her ongoing dedication to clinical care and research in sickle cell disease & Pediatric HemOnc. Can’t wait to work together again, Katrina! Montefiore Pediatrics

Today is our Dr. Katrina Blankenhorn’s final SAC meeting before she starts as Clinical Asst Prof <a href="/StonyBrookMed/">Stony Brook Medicine</a>. So proud of her ongoing dedication to clinical care and research in sickle cell disease &amp; Pediatric HemOnc. Can’t wait to work together again, Katrina! <a href="/MontefiorePeds/">Montefiore Pediatrics</a>
Albert Einstein College of Medicine - Official (@einsteinmed) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Welcome! Einstein’s newest M.D.-Ph.D. Medical Scientist Training Program students continued their orientation session Tuesday afternoon, gathering at the Forchheimer Medical Science Building to take their group photo with program leader Myles Akabas and individual headshots.

Welcome! Einstein’s newest M.D.-Ph.D. Medical Scientist Training Program students continued their orientation session Tuesday afternoon, gathering at the Forchheimer Medical Science Building to take their group photo with program leader Myles Akabas and individual headshots.
Keisuke Ito_Lab (@the_ito_lab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So inspiring to see the newest students, including former PREP student, Carlos Carlos Hurtado Muñoz 🇨🇴 from Keisuke_Ito_Lab (Old), joining MD-PhD Medical Scientist Training Program at @Einstein_Med! Go Carlos—congratulations on this exciting new chapter! Einstein MSTP EinsteinPhD EinsteinSCI

NYCTrainKUHR (@nyctrainkuhr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A truly moving tribute in ISEH to Dr. James Till—a pioneer in experimental hematopoietic stem cell research—beautifully written by Dr. Norman Iscove and colleagues, and thoughtfully handled by NYCTrainKUHR member Dr. Ito Keisuke_Ito_Lab (Old) Albert Einstein College of Medicine - Official. bit.ly/45NPeWb

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Huge congrats to Dr. Robert Bronstein Stony Brook University, our NYCTrainKUHR postdoc and expert in epigenetic regulation in Crescentic Glomerulopathies, named a 2025 KidneyCure grantee! So well-deserved—an inspiring future leader in the KUH field. So proud of you, Rob! Sandeep K. Mallipattu

Huge congrats to Dr. Robert Bronstein <a href="/stonybrooku/">Stony Brook University</a>, our <a href="/NYCTrainKUHR/">NYCTrainKUHR</a> postdoc and expert in epigenetic regulation in Crescentic Glomerulopathies, named a 2025 KidneyCure grantee! So well-deserved—an inspiring future leader in the KUH field. So proud of you, Rob! <a href="/SKMallipattu/">Sandeep K. Mallipattu</a>
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The July #ExpHem issue includes: engineered ceMSCs supporting human HSPC and AML expansion, mimicking the BM microenvironment, bioinformatics revealing heterogeneity in NK5 AML—guiding future translational and mechanistic research, and more! ➡️ exphem.org/current

The July #ExpHem issue includes: engineered ceMSCs supporting human HSPC and AML expansion, mimicking the BM microenvironment, bioinformatics revealing heterogeneity in NK5 AML—guiding future translational and mechanistic research, and more! ➡️ exphem.org/current