Richard Flavell

🐁 @Yale University & @Vilcek Prizewinning immunologist Richard Flavell is lead author on a new paper modeling liver disease and fibrosis in human cells *in vivo* in mice @CellPressNews; enabling scientists to identify metabolic drivers of hepatic disease. cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

New #JITC article: Autologous humanized PDX modeling for immuno-oncology recapitulates features of the human tumor microenvironment bit.ly/44PTPne @_mikechio @rolando_milian @politikaterina @FlavellLab

Thrilled to share that this week I assumed a new position as a tenure-track Asst. Prof. at @csi_singapore @NUSMedicine joint appoint. with @idlabs_astar @ASTARsg, back where it all started. The lab will study T and B cells in infection and cancer, and we are actively recruiting!

Thankful to @FlavellLab @__drewdaniels @karineflemka @yalederm @YaleIBIO and many others on and off Twitter for making this study possible. (7/7)

Congrats to IanOdell on his featured article in Science Immmunology, and for his presentation at the Colton Center Symposium, where he was awarded the Dr. Philip Moskowitz Prize for achievements in the field of Autoimmunity. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Congratulations to @esensefik and her colleagues who showed in Nature, disq.us/t/477wt29 that pneumonia in Covid is caused by the infection of lung macrophages by SARS CoV2 activating the inflammasome.

Congratulations to Goran Micevic MD PhD in our laboratory at Yale School of Medicine who has received a Dermatology Foundation award for his project entitled: Epigenetic Regulation of CD8+T-cell Function and Exhaustion in Immune Responses to Melanoma!

Congrats to @esensefik, Iwasaki @VirusesImmunity, @WilenLab, @YuvalKluger, @EricMeffre, @Halene_lab, @NussenzweigL & Team for creating our humanized mouse model of Covid 19 that serves as a valuable new tool to assess disease mechanisms and therapeutics: rdcu.be/cDpaO

Congrats to Stephanie Halene, Liang Shan, Yuanbin Song and team for a Herculean effort to convince humanized mice to make human red blood cells. We've been trying to do this for years but now it works if we replace the mouse liver with human. Enables study of human RBC diseases.

Study shows combined liver-cytokine humanization rescues circulating red blood cells bit.ly/3uU4HPA via @yale @EurekAlert

A huge congratulations to Dr. Zuri Sullivan, a Yale Ibio alumn and HIGHLY deserving recipient of the Hanna Gray Fellowship! We cannot wait to see the undoubtedly great science you have in store!

Skin-resident innate lymphoid cells converge on a pathogenic effector state disq.us/t/3umvqy4 Congratulations to Piotr, Sam and all the other authors for this tour de force of biology and bioinformatics!!!

'I am once again asking'... for a Flavell Lab retreat not held on zoom. Here's hoping for 2021! @Rk_Brewer @MathiasSkadow @walter_mowel @AutumnYork @AbigailJarret @andrewtakeda @saskia_hartner @RuaidhriJackson @KajetanaB @hollysteach

@EricTopol @ImmunoFever @AnnalsofIM @vineet_chopra @flandersumich @HalliePrescott @umichmedicine @UMich @UM_IHPI @HMS_MI Very important- you young people who think you are immortal may acquire a lifetime of misery from Covid- do yourselves a favor WEAR A MASK

What happened to 488 people who survived #COVID19 and hospitalization 60 days later? acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M2… @AnnalsofIM #LongCovid @vineet_chopra @flandersumich @HalliePrescott The obsession w/ fatalities & hospitalizations misses all of this; much can occur w/ mild infections

Please listen to what he says, it matters

Since the election close to a million new American cases of Covid developed. And our President ? He played a few rounds of golf and spent the rest of the time with his lawyers. Nero would have been proud of Donald

It’s really a must watch. So important to understand why this mean so much to so many people.

Wow. Every. Single. Word. Of. This. If you watch only one thing today, please make it this 4 minutes, and remember what America is all about.

Absolutely correct. I suppose technically there’s even one more day to go no- Good catch.

@Joshilabyale Very good advice Nik

A good habit for trainees is compiling your data into "paper" figures EARLY in a project and keeping them updated. It helps you see connections and where you're going, prepares you to talk to PI, makes discussions more fruitful, and can keep project focused. You won't regret it.