The terrorists went from house to house, systematically murdering families, killing parents in front of their children and taking hostages, even babies and grandmothers. How did the state of Israel go missing in action? Full piece on wapo.st/45r6gFG Washington Post Opinions

Top 10 misconceptions about the situation in Israel: 1. ‘Standing by Israel’ means you are anti-Palestinian. (You can both unequivocally condemn this attack & support Palestinian rights.) 2. Hamas wants to ‘Free Palestine’. (It wants Jews dead; see their charter's Article 7.)

Israel is livid with pain, fear and anger. Many of the forces in the region are currently led by irresponsible religious fanatics. External forces must intervene to de-escalate the conflict. Full piece on Guardian Opinion: bit.ly/YNH-Guardian-O…

My heart breaks this week for my kind, loving, and resilient Israeli friends. I stand with Israel and against the inhuman acts done upon its wonderful people. I also support Palestinian rights and lament that this has become convoluted with supporting terrorism.

Go Sanjay!! For anyone interested, I cannot recommend this lab or this PI more. Can’t wait to see all the great science ahead for the Sanjay Srivatsan Lab.

This was the most fun journey with the best team&friends. Florian Ingelfinger Ken Xie kathleenabadie Assaf Weiner Yonatan IdoAmitLab

This project was such a joy to be a part of. Think of what we can learn from cells when we know where they stand in time. Big congratulations to the whole team! Daniel Kirschenbaum, Ken Xie, Florian Ingelfinger, Yonatan Katzenelenbogen, Assaf Weiner, IdoAmitLab

New Immunity paper concludes flexibility & stochasticity in cellular decisions ensure optimal immune responses against diverse threats. Authors include KuehLab & Jay Shendure UW Genome Sciences UW Bioengineering UW College of Arts & Sciences NIH Emory School of Medicine cell.com/immunity/fullt…

Online now: Reversible, tunable epigenetic silencing of TCF1 generates flexibility in the T cell memory decision dlvr.it/T27wgr

Thank you UW Bioengineering for featuring our work! The surprising discovery of memory flexibility in disease-fighting T cells bioe.uw.edu/the-surprising…

We're looking to hire a research technician, if you're interested please reach out via our website --> (srivatsan-lab.com/careers/resear…). There are lots of cool projects starting up right now and we need your help getting them done!

We are proud to share our latest work, in collaboration with Amos Tanay lab, presenting a framework for in vivo tracking of CD8+ T cells' response to immunotherapy over time & at single-cell resolution, led by Oren Barboy and Akhiad Bercovich. nature.com/articles/s4301…. (1/19)

Profound insights into the dynamics of T cell dysfunction and their responses to immunotherapy treatments, only made possible by the herculean efforts and cleverness of this amazing team! Congratulations Oren Barboy, Akhiad, and the whole IdoAmitLab and Tanay lab crew!

Excited to share this article out in The Conversation U.S. today highlighting our work on T cell memory! theconversation.com/immune-cells-c…

This was such a fun study to watch evolve! Such a creative combination of mathematical modeling and protein design to understand how T cells detect foreign peptides with amazing sensitivity and specificity. Congratulations to Will and the team!

Genomic tech dev is my favorite area of science, and today our paper describing our multiplex CRISPRa screening method to identify cell type specific regulatory elements is published! rdcu.be/dUnoq

We're hiring a Postbaccalaureate Research Assistant to join us in exciting tissue immunology spatial transcriptomics work in the computational biology group at the Allen Institute for Immunology. Just a few days left to apply! alleninstitute.org/careers/intern…