Cristina C Clement MS PhD
@ccclement21.bsky.social
Biochemistry, Ph.D., CUNY, NYC-2006; MS Molecular/Cell Biology, UMKC, KC,1998; Research Assist Prof: Albert Einstein CM 2007-May 2019; Associate Professor of Radiation Biology Research in Radiation Oncology: WCM (2019-present); https://www.linkedin.com/in/
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HUPO2025, November 9-13th in Toronto, Canada! Mission accomplished! Making new connections in proteomics and related omics technologies, opening new avenues for my future research in immunoproteomics, clinical proteomics, and cellular omics to better understand signal transduction!
HUPO2025, November 9-13th in Toronto, Canada! Mission accomplished! Making new connections in proteomics and related omics technologies, opening new avenues for my future research in immunoproteomics, clinical proteomics, and cellular omics to better understand signal transduction!
November 15, 2025 at 8:28 PM
HUPO2025, November 9-13th in Toronto, Canada! Mission accomplished! Making new connections in proteomics and related omics technologies, opening new avenues for my future research in immunoproteomics, clinical proteomics, and cellular omics to better understand signal transduction!
I presented some of my last research data on Trp metabolites with immunosuppressive activities in the Chemical Biology & Biochemistry session at the ACS National Meeting in August 2025. ACS society is an excellent avenue for networking and making new scientific connections in any chemistry field.
October 13, 2025 at 12:42 AM
I presented some of my last research data on Trp metabolites with immunosuppressive activities in the Chemical Biology & Biochemistry session at the ACS National Meeting in August 2025. ACS society is an excellent avenue for networking and making new scientific connections in any chemistry field.
Great memories from our departmental group photo in the Belfer Building at Weill Cornell Medicine, in Manhattan, NYC, this September 2025!
October 12, 2025 at 11:40 PM
Great memories from our departmental group photo in the Belfer Building at Weill Cornell Medicine, in Manhattan, NYC, this September 2025!
ASMS 2025 in Baltimore, MA, USA (June 1st-5th) was a great opportunity to share my own developed and optimized proteomics platforms highlighting the cellular signaling in human dendritic cells. Thanks to all ASMS experts for their training workshops in mass spectrometry and bioinformatics analysis!
June 7, 2025 at 4:13 AM
ASMS 2025 in Baltimore, MA, USA (June 1st-5th) was a great opportunity to share my own developed and optimized proteomics platforms highlighting the cellular signaling in human dendritic cells. Thanks to all ASMS experts for their training workshops in mass spectrometry and bioinformatics analysis!
It was a great scientific meeting this last AAI (American Association of Immunologists, May 2nd-7th, Honolulu, Hawai'i). Our lab, PI: Professor Laura Santambrogio (on my right in the photo) was chosen for a talk on one of my major projects, pharmacology of 3-HKA. Waikiki beach was a nice gift.
May 27, 2025 at 4:31 AM
It was a great scientific meeting this last AAI (American Association of Immunologists, May 2nd-7th, Honolulu, Hawai'i). Our lab, PI: Professor Laura Santambrogio (on my right in the photo) was chosen for a talk on one of my major projects, pharmacology of 3-HKA. Waikiki beach was a nice gift.
There was a "French Connection" before I immigrated and settled to USA in 1995. I gained an award from EU to study at Pasteur Institute: Jan-March 1994: trained in the experimental and theoretical field of "Proteins: Structure and Function": Director: Dr. Michel Goldberg (me#6 in the group photo).
March 23, 2025 at 7:49 PM
There was a "French Connection" before I immigrated and settled to USA in 1995. I gained an award from EU to study at Pasteur Institute: Jan-March 1994: trained in the experimental and theoretical field of "Proteins: Structure and Function": Director: Dr. Michel Goldberg (me#6 in the group photo).
The "Golden Age" of my postdoctoral experience, Associate Faculty and Research Assistant Professor at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, in the lab of Dr Laura Santambrogio (2007-2019): system biology of antigen processing and presentation on MHC-II, immunopharmacology and immunopeptidomics.
March 23, 2025 at 7:48 PM
The "Golden Age" of my postdoctoral experience, Associate Faculty and Research Assistant Professor at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, in the lab of Dr Laura Santambrogio (2007-2019): system biology of antigen processing and presentation on MHC-II, immunopharmacology and immunopeptidomics.
The "Golden Age" of my postdoctoral experience: Albert Einstein CM (2007-20010). Promoted to Associate Faculty (2010-2012) and Research Assistant Professor (2012-2019), before moving to WCM: Dr Laura Santambrogio lab: immunoproteomics, immunopeptidomics; immunopharmacology and immune signaling.
March 23, 2025 at 7:15 PM
The "Golden Age" of my postdoctoral experience: Albert Einstein CM (2007-20010). Promoted to Associate Faculty (2010-2012) and Research Assistant Professor (2012-2019), before moving to WCM: Dr Laura Santambrogio lab: immunoproteomics, immunopeptidomics; immunopharmacology and immune signaling.
I have been trained in biochemistry, cell biology and protein chemistry at UMKC (1995-1998); awarded MS in Dec 1998, securing my acceptance to the PhD Biochemistry CUNY. I always had my bench; shown here in my first lab for PhD training: Dr. William T Morgan (far-right second photo from the left).
March 23, 2025 at 5:43 PM
I have been trained in biochemistry, cell biology and protein chemistry at UMKC (1995-1998); awarded MS in Dec 1998, securing my acceptance to the PhD Biochemistry CUNY. I always had my bench; shown here in my first lab for PhD training: Dr. William T Morgan (far-right second photo from the left).
2006 –2019: Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Chemistry Department, Lehman College (CUNY). Lecturer for the general chemistry, organic chemistry and advanced biochemistry courses and lab instructor for the same disciplines. Develop my own syllabi for the analytical and biochemistry courses.
March 23, 2025 at 5:37 AM
2006 –2019: Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Chemistry Department, Lehman College (CUNY). Lecturer for the general chemistry, organic chemistry and advanced biochemistry courses and lab instructor for the same disciplines. Develop my own syllabi for the analytical and biochemistry courses.
I paid my tuition from my salary as an Adjunct Lecturer in the Chemistry Department, during my PhD work in Biochemistry: first at City College (1998-2000), Hunter College (2000-2002) and Lehman College (2002-2006) of CUNY. Shown: my undergraduate students in Biochemistry and Dr. Manfred Philipp.
March 23, 2025 at 5:18 AM
I paid my tuition from my salary as an Adjunct Lecturer in the Chemistry Department, during my PhD work in Biochemistry: first at City College (1998-2000), Hunter College (2000-2002) and Lehman College (2002-2006) of CUNY. Shown: my undergraduate students in Biochemistry and Dr. Manfred Philipp.
And these were the days I was working for the 2nd subject of my PhD (left: Dr. Manfred Philipp lab, Lehman College CUNY) (FMOC peptide synthesis and thrombin inhibitors); the second postdoc at Albert Einstein CM: trained to perform mass spec-based proteomics-my first analysis on LTQ, MALDI (right).
March 23, 2025 at 4:58 AM
And these were the days I was working for the 2nd subject of my PhD (left: Dr. Manfred Philipp lab, Lehman College CUNY) (FMOC peptide synthesis and thrombin inhibitors); the second postdoc at Albert Einstein CM: trained to perform mass spec-based proteomics-my first analysis on LTQ, MALDI (right).
The postdoctoral years: 2005-2007: Sloan Kettering, Dr. Gabriela Chiosis lab (discovery of pharmacological scaffolds for small molecules inhibitors of Hsp-70/Hsp-90 using molecular docking, biophysics, and cell-based assays. 2007-2010: Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Dr Laura Santambrogio Lab.
March 23, 2025 at 4:28 AM
The postdoctoral years: 2005-2007: Sloan Kettering, Dr. Gabriela Chiosis lab (discovery of pharmacological scaffolds for small molecules inhibitors of Hsp-70/Hsp-90 using molecular docking, biophysics, and cell-based assays. 2007-2010: Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Dr Laura Santambrogio Lab.
The Graduation Day: May 2006. PhD Biochemistry from the Graduate Center of CUNY (GCCUNY): from left to right: Dr Elise Champeil, Dr. Sweta Ladwa (both postdocs in the Dr. Maria Tomasz lab, at Hunter College) and the Executive Officer, Biochemistry Department: Dr Lesley Davenport (Brooklyn College).
March 23, 2025 at 3:42 AM
The Graduation Day: May 2006. PhD Biochemistry from the Graduate Center of CUNY (GCCUNY): from left to right: Dr Elise Champeil, Dr. Sweta Ladwa (both postdocs in the Dr. Maria Tomasz lab, at Hunter College) and the Executive Officer, Biochemistry Department: Dr Lesley Davenport (Brooklyn College).
My second postdoctoral research appointment at Albert Einstein College of Medicine (2007-2019; promoted to Associate Faculty and Research Assistant professor): development and optimization of mass spectrometric (MS) based assays for global and targeted immunoproteomics and immunopeptidomes analysis.
March 23, 2025 at 2:34 AM
My second postdoctoral research appointment at Albert Einstein College of Medicine (2007-2019; promoted to Associate Faculty and Research Assistant professor): development and optimization of mass spectrometric (MS) based assays for global and targeted immunoproteomics and immunopeptidomes analysis.
The way we were during the famous decade 1998-2008 at Hunter College of CUNY, attending classes in structural biology at Columbia University (my PH times 1998-2006); and my first postdoctoral position at Sloan Kettering (2005-2007).
March 23, 2025 at 2:12 AM
The way we were during the famous decade 1998-2008 at Hunter College of CUNY, attending classes in structural biology at Columbia University (my PH times 1998-2006); and my first postdoctoral position at Sloan Kettering (2005-2007).
I saw many science conferences where the awardees are sharing memories from their times when they were students, so I decided to do the same using this media platform as I used to do also on Twitter (X). Some memories shared here were not yet disclosed on other social media accounts!
March 23, 2025 at 1:26 AM
I saw many science conferences where the awardees are sharing memories from their times when they were students, so I decided to do the same using this media platform as I used to do also on Twitter (X). Some memories shared here were not yet disclosed on other social media accounts!
My seminar on proteomics and immunopeptidomics of murine dendritic cells at HUPO in Cancun December 2022 and the invited seminar at PEAKS (Bioinformatics solutions) user's zoom meeting.
March 18, 2025 at 5:16 AM
My seminar on proteomics and immunopeptidomics of murine dendritic cells at HUPO in Cancun December 2022 and the invited seminar at PEAKS (Bioinformatics solutions) user's zoom meeting.
The emerald shining lights of Empire State during Saint Patrick's Day in Manhattan NYC.
March 18, 2025 at 4:44 AM
The emerald shining lights of Empire State during Saint Patrick's Day in Manhattan NYC.
Peptide Therapeutics Symposium 2023: The Symposium is taking place in the Samuel H. Scripps Auditorium at The Scripps Seaside Forum, located at 8610 Kennel Way, La Jolla, CA 92037, each year in October.
March 8, 2025 at 6:57 AM
Peptide Therapeutics Symposium 2023: The Symposium is taking place in the Samuel H. Scripps Auditorium at The Scripps Seaside Forum, located at 8610 Kennel Way, La Jolla, CA 92037, each year in October.
"...they called it Paradise, the place to be,
they watched the hazy sun sinking in the sea...": from "The last Resort" song by The Eagles. Sunset over Pacific at The Scripps Seaside Forum. Once a year you can attend Peptides Therapeutics Symposium and get your own photos at the end of the day.
they watched the hazy sun sinking in the sea...": from "The last Resort" song by The Eagles. Sunset over Pacific at The Scripps Seaside Forum. Once a year you can attend Peptides Therapeutics Symposium and get your own photos at the end of the day.
March 8, 2025 at 6:00 AM
"...they called it Paradise, the place to be,
they watched the hazy sun sinking in the sea...": from "The last Resort" song by The Eagles. Sunset over Pacific at The Scripps Seaside Forum. Once a year you can attend Peptides Therapeutics Symposium and get your own photos at the end of the day.
they watched the hazy sun sinking in the sea...": from "The last Resort" song by The Eagles. Sunset over Pacific at The Scripps Seaside Forum. Once a year you can attend Peptides Therapeutics Symposium and get your own photos at the end of the day.
I saw some great presentations on PRM analysis of human TTR (transthyretin) at this last USHUPO2025 in Philadelphia. Our lab was the first to report selected site specific oxidative PTM on TTR which affected its binding affinity for MHCII and its immunogenicity; published in JCI-Insight in 2016.
March 2, 2025 at 6:53 AM
I saw some great presentations on PRM analysis of human TTR (transthyretin) at this last USHUPO2025 in Philadelphia. Our lab was the first to report selected site specific oxidative PTM on TTR which affected its binding affinity for MHCII and its immunogenicity; published in JCI-Insight in 2016.
Something about my scientific CV: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov?term=clement...
And it could be more, (X) by 100, but not all of us are awarded a lot of grants money and scientific resources, so I can quote Rolling Stones's song: "You can't always get what you want but if try you may get what you need!"
And it could be more, (X) by 100, but not all of us are awarded a lot of grants money and scientific resources, so I can quote Rolling Stones's song: "You can't always get what you want but if try you may get what you need!"
March 1, 2025 at 5:10 AM
Something about my scientific CV: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov?term=clement...
And it could be more, (X) by 100, but not all of us are awarded a lot of grants money and scientific resources, so I can quote Rolling Stones's song: "You can't always get what you want but if try you may get what you need!"
And it could be more, (X) by 100, but not all of us are awarded a lot of grants money and scientific resources, so I can quote Rolling Stones's song: "You can't always get what you want but if try you may get what you need!"
USHUPO2025 in Philadelphia (Feb 21st-Feb26th): a very well-organized society and high caliber scientific presentations. I enjoyed all workshops, posters, short classes in quantitative proteomics and my presentation in addition to the keynote speaker and award lectures!
March 1, 2025 at 4:52 AM
USHUPO2025 in Philadelphia (Feb 21st-Feb26th): a very well-organized society and high caliber scientific presentations. I enjoyed all workshops, posters, short classes in quantitative proteomics and my presentation in addition to the keynote speaker and award lectures!