Kimberly Jasmer, PhD

Meet NIDCR Stadtman Investigator Dr. Blake Warner, who studies why immune cells go rogue & attack healthy salivary glands in Sjögren’s disease—an autoimmune disorder marked by dry mouth. What he learns from patients may one day lead to better treatment. go.nih.gov/rL2j8wk

I’m excited to announce that the Jasmer Lab is hiring a Lab Researcher. Please share with anyone who might be interested. uofl.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/UofLCare…

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OIID Welcomes New Faculty Members, Dr. Matthew Ramsey and Dr. Kimberly Jasmer — School of Dentistry louisville.edu/dentistry/depa…

Are you using AI in your salivary research? Let me know! I’m looking for speakers using AI in their salivary research to join us in Barcelona for the 2025 @IADR meeting next summer.

This article highlights the need for inclusive and effective mentoring in DOC Research and the ⁦@AADOCR⁩ MIND the Future program that works to support diverse early career DOC investigators and in doing so address barriers to equity in our field. ❤️ journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…

It’s tradition for outgoing members of the Weisman lab to receive wall art of their work. It’s always a surprise what the image will be. Mine was this beautiful lacrimal gland image showing ductal staining (KRT7, red) and an immune foci with T cells (CD3) in green.

I'll be looking to hire a postdoc and/or research scientist in the coming months if you're interested in Salivary glands, Sjögren's Disease, Immunology, Radiation-Induced tissue damage, or G Protein-Coupled Receptors. Bonus points if you know anything about R (or Python).

The Jasmer Lab is opening this fall @uofldentistry in the Department of Oral Immunology & Infectious Diseases @OIID_UL. I'm very excited to start this new endeavor doing the research I love.

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Submit an application or nomination for one of the many 2025 AADOCR & IADR Awards and Fellowships! Deadlines are in September, October, and January. Interested? Visit: iadr.org/awards

AADOCR strongly opposes the proposal to consolidate the existing 27 institutes and centers (ICs) of the @NIH into 15 newly renamed ICs. Read the statement: ow.ly/UF2150SteC8

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Attention Salivary Researchers! What topics would you like to learn about or research you want featured in Barcelona at the @IADR meeting next summer? #spitisit #salivarygland @IADR_SRG

I and the other @IADR_SRG⁩ officers are serving as editors for a ⁦@FrontDentalMed⁩ article collection, entitled, GenNext: The Future of Salivary Research. If you’re interested in contributing, check out the link below: frontiersin.org/research-topic…

At NIH’s #AI Symposium, postbac Rachel Kulchar described her work in Blake M. Warner’s #NIDCR lab comparing 4 AI tools in their ability to make speedier work of ID’ing cells in the minor salivary glands in hopes of better understanding dry mouth disorders: go.nih.gov/klTZlmY

Notice of Special Interest (NOSI): NIDCR Support for Research on Understanding Phage Biology in the Oral Cavity dlvr.it/T8DThR

Proud former mentor/labmate moment: @munozfortik securing a 3-year, $60k grant as PI in his first year as a postdoc at @UChicago. 🎉 bwfund.org/news/announcin…