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Upstate's Dr. Jessica Henty-Ridilla secures a $2.2 million renewal grant from National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) to continue her research on actin and microtubules, helping unravel key cellular processes that impact cancer and beyond 🧬💡 “With MIRA, you can lay out some general research themes and knowledge gaps that exist and show how your lab is positioned to address those research questions.” How does this type of grant address common problems researchers encounter in the lab? Read more about how MIRA grants offer scientists more freedom to address scientific questions- https://bit.ly/4fMQP17 #medicalresearch #biochemistry #scientificresearch

🌟 Excited to share our latest publication in Small Science! 🌟 Our study focuses on Self-Assembled Peptide-Gold Nanoclusters with siRNA Targeting Telomeric Response to enhance radiosensitivity in lung cancer cells. This remarkable work is the result of the dedication and expertise of Sean Moro, a former PhD student, under the outstanding supervision of Virginie Faure and Olivier Renaudet. A great thanks to Jean-Luc Coll's lab for their invaluable contributions: Mohammed Omrani, Cyril Nogier, Laetitia Vanwonterghem, Sule Erbek, and many others. We are also grateful for the fruitful collaboration with the department of molecular chemistry at Université Grenoble Alpes and the Centre de Biologie Structurale in Montpellier. Check out the full study here : https://lnkd.in/diYHK72T

If you need data for "Real World Evidence" (RWE) in clinical trials you should reach out to our portfolio company CliniNote or join Jan Poleszczuk for his webinar on that topic!

2️⃣ Highly-Cited Paper in "2D and Carbon Nanomaterials" A Green Synthesis Route to Derive Carbon Quantum Dots for Bioimaging Cancer Cells By Karthiga Anpalagan, Jimsheena Valiyakath Karakkat, Raz Jelinek, Nila Nandha Kadamannil, Tian Zhang, Ivan Cole, Kulmira Nurgali, Hong Yin and Daniel T. H. Lai This paper presents a green synthesis method for producing carbon quantum dots (CQDs) using a toasting technique, which is simpler, faster, and less energy-intensive compared to conventional hydrothermal methods. These CQDs show promise for #bioimaging cancer cells due to their #biocompatibility, high solubility, chemical stability, and resistance to photobleaching. Access the full paper at: mdpi.com/2394660

🥁 “CellCharter is a remarkable tool to identify, characterize and compare cell communities in spatial -omics datasets. It integrates existing approaches and provides a generally applicable, performant method.” Decoding the link between tissue architecture and cell plasticity’ is one of the #SIBRemarkableOutputs 2023 👏This work joins the yearly list of outstanding contributions from SIB Members across Switzerland to the field of #bioinformatics. 👉 Find out more about this and the other outputs: https://lnkd.in/eqseYkeP #spatialcellsniches #spatialtranscriptomics 💡The SIB Remarkable Outputs gather on a shortlist the most outstanding works produced by SIB members each year. These contributions showcase the latest advances in the Swiss bioinformatics field and include innovative solutions to share with the life science community. BioAlps - Swiss Health Valley, ELIXIR, Life Sciences Switzerland (LS2) Luciano Cascione Laurent Falquet Robert Ivánek Charlotte Soneson Patricia Palagi Graf Frederique Lisacek Robert Waterhouse Marco Varrone Giovanni Ciriello Daniele Tavernari Université de Lausanne Oncologie | UNIL-CHUV Ludwig Cancer Research

🔓 #OPENSCIENCE is fundamental for progress in research for society! At uninanobiosensors.com we believe the fast communication of preliminary results that can be of interest of the entire community, especially working in the field of diagnostics for liquid biopsy applications. 🔔 We recently published two papers in #ChemRxiv about the usage of novel electrochemical devices for detecting H2S and miRNA in biological tissues and fluids, with application for cancer treatment and diagnosis. 👉 If you want to know more here the links 10.26434/chemrxiv-2024-qnwgv and 10.26434/chemrxiv-2024-zmdnw 🙌 Thanks to all collaborators Alessandra Glovi Panagiota Kalligosfyri Antonella Miglione Wanda Cimmino Nicola Normanno Antonio Giordano, all the institutions Department of Pharmacy, University of Naples Federico II, Sbarro Health Research Organization, Temple University, ISTITUTO SCIENTIFICO ROMAGNOLO PER LO STUDIO E LA CURA DEI TUMORI(I.R.S.T.) S.R.L., and the funding Fondazione AIRC per la Ricerca sul Cancro ETS

#WhatsUpSIgN We are proud to announce that SIgN was featured at last week’s A*STAR - Agency for Science, Technology and Research BioMedical Research Council (BMRC) Townhall! These awards highlight the scientific excellence and impact of our SIgN-tists’ work across all areas of A*STAR’s mission to Create Growth and Improve Lives. BMRC Collaborative Paper Awards (3 out of 3 awards!): 1.      Deterministic reprogramming of neutrophils within tumors (top left) 2.      Single-Cell Atlas of Lineage States, Tumor Microenvironment, and Subtype-Specific Expression Programs in Gastric Cancer (bottom right) 3.      Spatially informed clustering, integration, and deconvolution of spatial transcriptomics with GraphST (top right) BMRC IAF-PP Industry Value Capture Award: 1.      SinGapore ImmuNogrAm for Immuno-OncoLogy (SIGNAL) (bottom left) BMRC Star Mentor Awards: 1.      Wu Wei Congratulations again to all our SIgN-tists and our fellow BMRC colleagues on the fruits of their hard work! For the full list of SIgN awardees and links to the published manuscripts, please see the first comment below. #immunology #SIgNCentreforExcellence #CreatingGrowth #EnhancingLives #ASTARsg Graphics attribution: https://lnkd.in/gfrd3H_u

🌟 Meet Our Lab Stars: Agilent Instrument Edition 🌟 Annelies Ondersma from the UC San Diego Agilent Center of Excellence in Cellular Intelligence team is utilizing an Agilent LC/MS system they have called "Buzz" for her research in gastric cancer and mother infant metabolite studies. This instrument provides the precision, versatility, and sensitivity necessary for such a wide range of applications, some might say almost infinite! “We named the LC/MS Buzz because it is capable of parts per quadrillion level analyte detection,” said Annelise. “... and, true to the tagline of that [famous] space ranger, its applications in proteomics and metabolomics are nearly limitless.” Discover more Lab Stars from around the globe: https://bit.ly/3CNIEmd #GreatScience #LabStars #UCSD

🤝 EU-OPENSCREEN's latest success story showcases a collaboration between Dr. Laia (Eulàlia) de Nadal, from IRB Barcelona, and Päivi Tammela, Sergey Kuznetsov, and Jani Saarela of the FIMM High Throughput Biomedicine Unit (HTB), University of Helsinki, and Aigars Jirgensons, of the Latvian Institute of Organic Synthesis to identify molecules with promising anti-cancer activity👇 Read the full story here ➡ shorturl.at/gtHNR #CancerResearch #Drugdiscovery #IRBScience

Just want to mention one more thing, it is an achievement to make it to the speaker lectern in the plenary hall during #AACR2024 #AACR24 ... so I became a bit proud, as a Swede, to see Prof Joakim Lundeberg, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, and SciLifeLab, presenting an overview of the spatial transcriptomics molecular profiling method, and all recent discoveries. (Plenary: Profiling Tumor Ecosystems in Native Tissue Context, with some 3K-5K audience?). And as we learnt, there are many exciting findings yet to be published!!