New paper out! ✨
We built a humanized mouse model of JAK2-mutated MPN by embedding patient MSCs & progenitors in a gelatin scaffold to recreate bone marrow.

It preserves disease genetics and enables research on inflammation, immune control & new immunotherapies.
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I’m delighted to share our latest work on severe aplastic anaemia, published in Nature Communications. Using advanced single-cell approaches to dissect immune-mediated marrow failure before and after immunotherapy.
A great collaboration with NIH. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

End of a very long day…..

On May 19th, I’ll be in Stockholm, invited by the Karolinska Institute, to give a talk on the role of the immune system in bone marrow failure syndromes— and how recent findings are shaping the way we treat these conditions.

Join is if you’re in Stockholm.

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Excited to take on the role of Research Lead for the School of Cancer & Pharmaceutical Sciences @KingsCollegeLon. Looking forward to collaborating with brilliant colleagues to drive impactful, translational research and meaningful public engagement.

#Research #Collaboration #CancerScience

Had a great time speaking at SFH in Paris on targeting inflammation in MDS. Loved the discussion on patient stratification by mutations & immune subgroups.
Thanks to Lionel Adès for the kind invite — excited for more via the #i4MDS consortium!

Great opportunities for AI enthusiasts. @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social
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I had two productive days at the TUD Medical Centre in Dresden, Germany. Great discussions took place regarding current and future collaborations. I also gave a talk on the role of Tregs in bone marrow failure. Looking forward to expanding our project within the KCL-Dresden TransCampus initiative.

King's Ranks Among World's Best in 42 Subjects.
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Recenty, we had our annual #i4MDS meeting in The Hague. Great discussions with colleagues about the role of the immune system in MDS and novel findings. Three years ago, when we founded this group, I never expected this level of progress and collaboration. Truly delighted.