Enjoyed some gardening this morning, next I’m going to paint my nails 🌻🥰💅 always nice to actually take a holiday off and relax, rather than be stuck in the lab 😅😸

Me: *has 30+ tumor samples left to run on flow* Yesterday: *checks fortessa schedule, which is booked until 8pm* Today: *checks fortessa schedule, and finds 5 hours miraculously available* Me:

Excited to start a new mentorship relationship in Medical Affairs Professional Society Mentorship Program 😸

I had a lot of fun at the Medpace Recruitment event this evening! Learned a lot about different roles from feasibility to patient recruitment. Super cool! 😸

Last year I started a blog to practice writing immunology content for non-scientists. It’s not much yet, but I just published my 2nd post on neutrophils. Check it out and let me know your thoughts! Neutrophils: Our Suicidal Soldiers – Research with Rachel researchwithrachel.wordpress.com/2023/01/25/neu…

Really cool having Dr Marta Catalfamo speak at CCHMC today! Glad I got to chat with her at lunch. Awesome to see other people working on CD8 T cells and thrombin/PAR-1. Wild and motivating to see my name on her slides, especially coming from the lab that inspired my thesis. 🥰

Feels good to be in Cincinnati right now!

Excited to be at #ISTH2023 this weekend! Looking forward to hearing a lot of great talks and presenting my poster on Monday! 😸

Excited to start the new year gaining tools and skills to boost my productivity! Starting off, here’s my public commitment to the challenge 😸🥳 I’m committing to the 30 Day Productivity Challenge! Click here - 30dayproductivity.com - if you want to join me

Taking some time this morning to reflect on the areas of my life and where I want to make changes so I can set productive goals! 😸

Lol @ me deciding to illustrate all my figures for my thesis… Is this necessary? Absolutely not Do I have time for it? No probably not Is it fun though? Yeah, it is

On Friday, several of our students participated in the graduation ceremony! Congratulations to the graduates and also to their mentors, who brought the same level of motivation & focus to the hooding process as everything else 👨🏻‍🔬

Excited to finally share this intriguing discovery that has mechanistically perplexed our group for years. Led by Alex (UC MSTP) & Rachel Cantrell, PhD of CCHMC Immunology Grad Program w/ #PalumboLab, we find that prothrombin prevent fatal T cell-dependent hemolytic anemia during virus infection

Congrats to Alex Feldman & Rachel Cantrell, PhD on acceptance of their hard-fought discovery of a role for prothrombin in preventing CD8 T cell-associated hemolytic anemia during virus infection in JCI insight CCHMC Immunology Grad Program UC MSTP Cincinnati Children’s Research insight.jci.org/articles/view/…

Dropping an outdated lung function equation helps detect more Black children with #asthma. Cincinnati Childrens Division of Asthma Research Cincinnati Children's Allergy & Asthma Network American Lung Association Read our blog post: scienceblog.cincinnatichildrens.org/omitting-race-… Read the study JAMA Network Open: jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

.Waggoner Lab Cincinnati Children’s Research are the first to describe how liver protein prothrombin prevents fatal immunopathology during chronic virus infection in mice. insight.jci.org/articles/view/… CCHMC Immunology Grad Program UC MSTP Alex Feldman Rachel Cantrell, PhD

How do smoke and allergens trigger asthma? Watch this short explainer to see how gasdermins, pyroptosis, cytokines, and immune cells contribute to asthma. Visit the Panganiban Lab on our website to learn more: cincinnatichildrens.org/research/divis… #AsthmaResearch #Asthma #WeAreCincyKids