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Editor-in-Chief, Trends in Immunology & Senior Managing Trends Editor at Cell Press/Elsevier
The December issue of Trends in Immunology @TrendsImmuno is out! Sex responses in #COVID19, #NKcell KIR-HLA-I & disease, #neuroimmune interactions in #Alzheimers disease, neuroimmune barrier at the #olfactory epithelium, #cytosolic delivery of #innateimmmune #agonists, #PRC2 in innate immunity, & more!! https://lnkd.in/eMpiTvxh
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The last issue of Trends in Molecular Medicine for 2024 is online! You can find the link to the issue in the first comment! 🎄 A big thanks goes to all the authors and reviewers for their contributions! And I am happy to receive your feedback and ideas for topics and articles so please get in touch here or by email! 😀 Before delving into the content a big shout out goes to Carmen M. from Ohio Northern University for designing December's 2024 cover through the VI4 Artist-in-Residence Program with ArtLab Studio ! Amazing work thank you Carmen! In this issue there are great articles to read now and during your holiday break! 🎄 Opinion article: - on #placenta #pathology and the importance incorporating it into #clinical #care and #research 🎄 Review articles: - on #senescence and #tissue #fibrosis - on #sexual #dimorphism in #MASLD - on understanding #type1 #diabetes (#T1D) through #massspectrometry - on #mouse #models to study #Alzheimer's #disease - on #granzymeB in #aging and aging related #disease 🎄 Spotlight article highlighting a recent paper: - on #extracellular #vesicles and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (#ALS) #diagnosis 🎄 Forum article: -on #gut #microbiome and #autism 🎄 Letter articles discussing a recent TMM review: - on #eating #disorder #treatments 🎄 And the last article of our TrendsTalk series that this time takes you to Milan, Vancouver, San Diego/La Jolla and Hong Kong thanks to Alessandro, David, Mana and Qi sharing their scientific journey around the world!
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I’m thrilled to share that one of the outcomes of my Vi4 Artist-in-Residence program was published online today in the December 2024 issue of Trends in Molecular Medicine. This visualization of the effects of senescent cells was easily my favorite project from the summer—combining art and science in such an interesting way. A profound thank you to Kathleen F. Mittendorf, PhD and Dr. Kendra H. Oliver for their guidance during the creation of ‘Presence of Senescence’. https://lnkd.in/grWPRaqR ArtLab Studio
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Editor-in-Chief, Trends in Immunology & Senior Managing Trends Editor at Cell Press/Elsevier
The December issue of Trends in Immunology @TrendsImmuno is out! Sex responses in #COVID19, #NKcell KIR-HLA-I & disease, #neuroimmune interactions in #Alzheimers disease, neuroimmune barrier at the #olfactory epithelium, #cytosolic delivery of #innateimmmune #agonists, #PRC2 in innate immunity, & more!! https://lnkd.in/eMpiTvxh
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The December issue of Trends in Cognitive Sciences is now online! https://lnkd.in/egGuD-KR 📝 Opinions: Anosognosia for Visual Deficits: Matthias Michel et al. highlight how significant visual deficits often go unnoticed, reshaping our understanding of self-awareness. Misinformation and LLMs: Maryanne Garry et al. warn about the implications of large language models on information accuracy and public trust. The Affective Gradient Hypothesis: Amitai Shenhav proposes a fresh perspective on how emotions drive motivated behavior. 📖 Reviews: Cognitive Science of Dreaming: Remington Mallett et al. outline innovative methodologies to study dreams. Dimensions of Dimensionality: Brett D. Roads and Bradley C. Love dissect the complexities of latent representations in cognitive science. Re-evaluating the Medial Temporal Lobe: Jin Li and collaborators provide new insights into the role of the medial temporal lobe in working memory through intracranial recordings. #CognitiveScience #VisualCognition #BrainResearch #DecisionMaking #Neuroscience #ResearchHighlights #CellPress
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Thank you Aliki for the shoutout! It was an honor to work on this cover for Trends in Molecular Medicine!
If you are looking for something to read during the weekend, then the October issue ( 🍂 🍁 🎃 ) of Trends in Molecular Medicine is now online! In this issue most of the articles focus on animal models and their role advancing disease research! Find the link to the issue in the first comment ! A big thanks goes to all the authors and reviewers for their contributions! And I am happy to receive your feedback and ideas for topics and articles so please get in touch here or by email! 😀 Before delving into the content, a big shout out goes to Alison Zou from Vanderbilt University for designing this month's cover through the VI4 Artist-in-Residence Program with ArtLab Studio ! Amazing work thank you Alison! The articles focusing on animal models have something for everyone! 🍂 Opinion article on glial lipid dysregulation and sleep disturbances in Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease and the insights gained from Drosophila research (our favourite fruit fly), 🍂 Opinion article for using non-traditional models as research tools and how scientists should not consider only mice, one of the mainstream models in biomedical research. 🍂 Review articles: - on zebrafish, pancreatic development, regeneration and diabetes, - on pig models that have been instrumental in Duchenne muscular dystrophy research and clinical studies, - on preclinical models (mainly mice!) and their use to study vaccine-based immunotherapy against glioma. 🍂 Spotlight article on a recent study in naked mole rats shedding light on cardiac ischemic injuries. The non-animal models articles are a review article on LRRK2 and its role in Parkinson’s disease and a forum article on lessoned learned from past and ongoing HIV-1 vaccine clinical trials. Lastly, the TrendsTalk takes you this time to Angers in France, and then to Minnesota and Connecticut in USA thanks to Olivier, Alon and Yulan sharing their scientific journey!
Say hello to Vibha Duraikkannan, a rising sophomore at Vanderbilt University! She’s balancing her studies in Electrical and Computer Engineering with her love for art, exploring how creativity and STEM work hand in hand. Her piece, "De Novo Domestication: What About the Weeds?"—accepted into the Cell Press TRRPLSC Journal—features a fun fashion show where modified crops are on display, judged by normal plants and robots. It’s a creative look at how visual cues can help robots identify weeds in agriculture!
Meet Owoka Oko “Immanuela”, a rising sophomore at the The University of Texas at Austin! She’s pursuing an Honors Biology degree with a minor in Social Work while also expressing her passion for ceramics. Her piece, "Pregnancy-Induced Metabolic Reprogramming," features a silhouette of a pregnant woman with a blooming pink flower garden inside. This sculpture beautifully represents how pregnancy can nourish the body and even reverse aging, celebrating the rejuvenating power of motherhood.
Meet Molly Niswender, an artist merging art and science! Her piece, "Emerging Biotechnological Applications of Anaerobic Ammonium Oxidation," illustrates CAR-T cell therapy in a continuous cycle inspired by Buddhist mandalas. Starting with a blood sample, Molly captures the transformative journey of T-cells as they are engineered to target tumor cells in the brain. Through her art, she aims to make the science of CAR-T therapy more accessible and spark conversations about its potential.