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leegrimeslab.bsky.social
🏳️‍🌈Molecular Oncology 🧬Hematology 🩸and Immunology at Cincinnati Children's Hospital. interested in understanding how ancestry affects cancer genetics and clinical outcomes. https://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/research/divisions/i/immunobiology/labs/grimes
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ASH is committing more than $12 million to address research funding challenges and support the next generation of hematologists. Learn more: ow.ly/sK3050W735W

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ASH has made an unprecedented investment of more than $12 million. Including ~$9 million increase in award funding. Total awards commitment of more than $20 million over the next 12 months....providing support for an additional 600+ awardees at all career stages. @ash.hematology.org

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ASH Bridge Award direct cost floor was already raised to $500K/yr. Now the number of applications funded is dramatically increasing, with a rapid turn around...and a brand new additional cycle this year. @ash.hematology.org

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Are you concerned about how to get your trainees to ASH2025 in Orlando? Massive increase in trainee travel awards for those giving poster or oral presentations. Submit those abstracts and find out! @ash.hematology.org

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Coming soon.....news about increasing fundamental basic science representation at ASH...we are running an experiment!....hope you will participate in ASH2025. @ash.hematology.org

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Feeling like the worst “Rainy Day” has hit your hematology lab? ASH is deploying some significant umbrellas. More details soon! Watch @ash.hematology.org

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If you are invited to review abstracts for ASH2026 in a basic science category, please know that I reviewed these sections and pushed for you to do this work. PLEASE HELP ME OUT. We want to increase the quality and representation of basic science at ASH.

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New in STM, check out our integrative bulk & single-cell long-read analysis to discover and test new therapies in leukemia. We developed OncoSplice, to define new splicing defined subtypes and predict regulators. PRMT5 inhibition partially rescued mis-splicing & inhibited leukemic growth. More soon!

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The first NIH posting to the Federal Register since the inauguration appeared today. It lists several study section meetings. Great news! www.federalregister.gov/documents/20...

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"A freeze on meetings of expert panels that peer review grant proposals at the NIH is kicking in this week ... Trump barred NIH from posting new Federal Register notices, which means any study section not advertised before then cannot take place." #medsky 🧪 www.science.org/content/arti...

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Here is the FedEx package Linda Wolfe sent me in 2010 which included all the financials for MYELOID when it was the “Annapolis meeting” Oh my! It’s a lot more expensive these days!

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The 15th International Workshop on Molecular Aspects of Myeloid Stem Cell Development, will be held at the Jarson-Kaplan Theater of the Aronoff Center for the Arts in Cincinnati, Ohio on May 18-21, 2026. Please hold these dates on your calendar.

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Rebecca Black (ask your kids) came to Seacrest Studio and Grimes Lab peeps Connor and Sierra got to say hello!

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Holiday (science) Spirit here at CCHMC in the Hildeman Lab

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#ASH peeps at the Bollywood themed Presidential reception. #ASH24 #HemeSky

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Is the survival disparity observed in Black AML patients linked to underlying differences in disease biology? Come learn about PHIP, a previously overlooked oncogene found in Black patients, at my talk tomorrow (12/7) at 4:30🩸 #ASH24 #AML #healthequity @leegrimeslab.bsky.social

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Postdocs with talks get cake!! #ASH24 #HemeSky OK. They might get cake anyway, but they do have talks in 618 Saturday and Sunday!

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#ASH24 #HemeSky Celebrating the excellent leadership of Mohan Narla as this year’s President of ASH.

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Welcome to #ASH2024 as the morning fig burns off and the meetings begin! #HemeSky

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Hello, #hematology community! ASH is now on BlueSky. We're here to share cutting-edge research and educational resources and connect global experts in blood diseases. Join us in advancing hematology together. Welcome, colleagues! #BloodSky #HemeSky #MedSky

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CHMC Division of Immunobiology is hiring Assistant Professors. You can have a lab next to mine if you like.

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Are neutrophils "good" or "bad"? Rana Herro reviews the current literature here: rdcu.be/d0Rt7

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Hello Postdocs who are coming to ASH 2024 in San Diego! Please join us for ASH-a-Palooza on Friday at the corner of 5th and K Streets. You will need your trainee (blue) badge to get in. @ash-hematology.bsky.social

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Hello PhD-candidate hematology trainees who are coming to ASH 2024 in San Diego! Please join us for ASH-a-Palooza on Friday at the corner of 5th and K Streets. You will need your trainee (blue) badge to get in. @ash-hematology.bsky.social

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If you are interested in studying AML then please consider this faculty opportunity here at CCHMC. jobs.sciencecareers.org/job/666655/a...

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First manuscript from Linde Miles Lab at CCHMC looking at clonal evolution in NPM1-mut AML at single cell resolution. Check out the pre-print here: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

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Previous studies have shown self-reported Black patients have inferior treatment and survival outcomes compared to White patients, but why? Our work indicating that underlying genetics influence AML biology is now live at Nature Genetics. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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