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Congrats to Mason on passing his qualifying exam! We are all proud of you.

Congrats to Miguel on his new review article, published in the journal of immunology! Here, he provides an overview of the key elements needed for an effective vaccine-induced antitumor response, categorize current approaches to therapeutic cancer...

Huge congratulations to Kyle and team on their paper investigating the role of fibrotic extracellular matrix on monocyte fate, published in Nature Materials! Check out the paper here: Mechanical checkpoint regulates monocyte differentiation in fibrotic...

Congrats to Nikko and team on their recent review article published in Applied Physics Reviews! Here they provide a roadmap towards exploiting T cell receptor biophysics in immunotherapy. Check out the publication here: Mechanical forces amplify TCR...

Check out Kyle's recent review article on the mechanobiology of stem cells!

Congrats to Hua and team on their recent publication which describes a novel approach to directly modulate DC function in situ via metabolic labeling. Check it out here: Metabolic labeling and targeted modulation of dendritic cells

Huge congrats to Christina and team on their recent publication in Oxford Open Materials Science. Here, they describe metal-polymer composite hydrogels for generating conductive biomaterial scaffolds. Check out the publication here!

Congrats to Drs. Christina Tringides, David Zhang, Kwasi Adu-Berchie, Alex Najibi, and Maxence Dellacharie on graduating today! We are all so proud of you.

Congrats to Ella, Azra, Nicole, and Andrew on wrapping up their senior theses in the lab! Ella and Azra are moving on to PhD programs at Sloan Kettering and Columbia University, Nicole will begin Law school at Stanford University, and Andrew will begin an...

Congrats to Mooney Lab senior undergraduates Erica Budina, Kristen Rodrigues, and Jacob Scherba on being honored by SEAS Dean Frank Doyle for the outstanding work on their thesis projects! Well done guys! Click here for the whole story. Photo credit: SEAS...