Assistant Professor at the Division of Hematology and Center for Individualized Medicine (Mayo Clinic) with an special interest in telomere biology
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ALT Black and silver art deco-style graphic for Team Telomere’s 2025 “Cocktails & Chromosomes – New York City.” The design includes geometric border accents, a martini glass with a chromosome garnish, and text reading “an evening of networking, good drinks, good eats, and sharing Team Telomere’s good work.”
ALT A graphic with a light blue gradient background featuring the Team Telomere logo and the headline “Folletos Informativos de Una Página” (One-Pager Resources). Three sample one-pagers are displayed in Spanish. At the bottom, bold text reads “¡Nuestros folletos informativos ya están disponibles en español!” (Our informational resources are now available in Spanish!).
ALT The Team Telomere logo appears at the top of the graphic. Below, the title reads: “Telomere Biology Disorders: Diagnosis and Management Guideline.” The graphic includes an image of the guideline’s cover alongside three one-pager resources. At the bottom, the text reads: “Download your FREE copy today at teamtelomere.org/diagnosis-management-guidelines.” The background is a navy blue with a light blue border.
ALT Graphic with a headline reading 'Research News' and the title 'Team Telomere hosted our first Telomere Research Accelerating Collaborative Translational Science (TRACTS) Roundtable.' The text explains that these roundtables provide a space for leading scientists and clinicians to tackle critical areas of TBD research, with this session focusing on Clonal Hematopoiesis in TBDs. Below the text is a screenshot from the meeting. At the bottom, it says, 'Stay tuned for a session summary, which will be shared on our platforms and uploaded to the Research Corner!' Team Telomere's logo is displayed at the bottom.
ALT There are three circles, the outmost says Telomere Biology Disorder Awareness Month, the middle says Community • Research • Advocacy • Cure. The Team Telomere logo is centered in the image.
ALT The text graphic was made to look like an internet search bar with the text 'What is Pulmonary Fibrosis?' inside the search bar. A mouse cursor is approaching the text box. The top right corner has a graphic of lungs and the text 'Pulmonary Fibrosis Fridays.'
ALT Graphic reads Pulmonary Fibrosis 101 In simple terms PF is the formation of scar tissue in the lungs This makes it hard for lungs to expand and decreases oxygen availability. Symptoms: Difficulty breathing (especially with activity) Dry cough Clubbing of fingers Changes to breath sounds
ALT graphic reads How is PF Diagnosed? Pulmonary Function Tests (PFTs) - looks at the abilities of your lungs High Resolution CT - looks to see if scarring is present Pulmonary Fibrosis & Telomere Biology Disorders - Pulmonary Fibrosis is a condition that can be directly associated with Telomere Biology Disorders, so screening is important in our community.
