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We interrupt our regular programming to announce…

BREAKING NEWS The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2025 #NobelPrize in Chemistry to Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar M. Yaghi “for the development of metal–organic frameworks.”

I’ll be presenting at #ACSspring2025 Sunday 3-23 at 11:40am in Room 28E! Come see my talk in the Medicinal Applications of Bioinorganic Chemistry session!

Pretty depressing to be getting my phd knowing they want me jobless now

Just dropped a new video blog post with @arielroset for RSC Applied Polymers, and we had a blast making it! 🧪✨ We went full infomercial mode to show off how these dynamic foams achieve next-level expansion & mechanical properties: tinyurl.com/balloondogfoams @smaldonelab

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Our latest collaboration with the @Gassensmith lab shows the value of taking porous materials in new directions, and the importance of creating new structures. Congrats to Yalini (@yaliniwijesund2), Niyati (@NiyatiA30), Ryanne (@RyanneEhrman) and everyone!

It's almost poetic that I get to share this work on the day of my doctoral hooding — my fifth first-author paper is now out in @ACS_Infectious! Here, we report two new membrane protein tuberculosis antigens and explore their immunogenicity. Read here: pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.102…

Had an excellent time presenting and networking today at the North Texas Biomedical Engineering Symposium!

Finally submitted my last first-author paper from my PhD :')

As I begin this new chapter of my life at USF, I'd like to close out my previous with a big thank you to @Gassensmith lab for being such an integral part of my foundation as a (hopefully) future scientist! Special thank you's to my amazing mentors @Snekumari and @TSHowlett! ❤️

Now that the celebrations are over and I finally have time to make this post, I am happy to announce that I defended last Tuesday and have a fancy schmancy PhD to show for it! I can't believe my 3.5 years in Dallas zoomed by so fast and it's already time for the next adventure.

My PhD final defense is on Tuesday, 18 June, 11 am CST! For those in UT Dallas, the venue is SLC 2.304. If anyone would like to attend online, please DM me and I'll be happy to share the link :)

It's the @Gassensmith Lab at the Dallas Zoo! 🐯🐗🐊🦒🦩

ChatMOF: an artificial intelligence system for predicting and generating metal-organic frameworks using large language models nature.com/articles/s41467-0…

Out now, my first preprint!! Coming to a journal near you soon🤞

Really interesting paper in Nature Immunology today (Broquet et al.) They found that people who recover from sepsis have a reduced cancer risk in the years that follow (vs. matched people with non-septic infections): This was recapitulated in a controlled setting in mice - mice that recover from sepsis suppress tumours better than uninfected mice: The mechanism depends on immune reprogramming in sepsis: macrophages trained during sepsis recruit and establish tissue-resident T cells, which go on to perform long-term cancer surveillance There's a lot more detail in the paper: nature.com/articles/s41590-0…