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Temple University Sch Med, PHL
Joined August 2019
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Xavier Graña's Lab retweeted
Replying to @RolandDunbrack
@RolandDunbrack is the best program co-leader one can have!
Well done @FoxChaseCancer @templemedschool
We're proud to share that @RolandDunbrack, PhD, professor in the Cancer Signaling and Microenvironment Research Program at Fox Chase Cancer Center, has been appointed co-leader of the program alongside its current leader, @ednacukierman, PhD. Read more: bit.ly/4hdjwnD
Xavier Graña's Lab retweeted
I don’t really understand why scientists are still posting their science here. Musk doesn’t deserve engagement on our expertise.
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Xavier Graña's Lab retweeted
There was so much to shop for at the 3rd Annual North Philly Flex vendor fair! Supporting our community is an important part of #TempleMed and @TempleHealth's mission. Thank you to the Student Diversity Council for organizing the event and to the all the vendors who participated!
Hi, I started moving my Lab account to Blue Sky Social (@xaviergranalab.bsky.social) from X. I used sky-follower-bridge.dev to help me find about 20% of the people who I was following on X. (thanks @AdeSaurin and @RolandDunbrack).
I was using my X account for scientific purposes and to sponsor trainees in the programs that I co-direct. It seems to me that a platform that promotes untruthful statements from above may be useful to some politically, but it is at odds with scientific and mentoring principles.
Xavier Graña's Lab retweeted
This #WorldCancerResearchDay, we celebrate the trailblazers within our #TempleMed molecular and cellular biology departments, Fels Cancer Institute for Personalized Medicine, and @FoxChaseCancer who are improving the accessibility and quality of cancer treatments.
Xavier Graña's Lab retweeted
A student asked me a question: I am sometimes told that it is “easier” for me in STEM as a student from an UR background because of all the grants available to me. How do I respond to this?
I wanted to expand on my answer a bit here…
Xavier Graña's Lab retweeted
Proud of all the #TempleMed graduate students who presented during Dawn Marks Research Day. I am so impressed by the hard work, innovation, and passion that was on display. You truly embody what it means to be #TempleMade!
Few things signify the start of a new academic year at #TempleMed quite like the Annual Dawn Marks Research Day! Congrats to this year's poster and oral presentation award winners, as well as @FossatiSLab, who was awarded the Dawn Marks Faculty Teaching Award. #TempleMedResearch
Xavier Graña's Lab retweeted
Featured in @phillyinquirer, @templeuniv's INest is the latest hub for innovation in Philadelphia. The space aims to help commercialize research-based initiatives, creating solutions that help society solve problems. inquirer.com/business/innova…
Xavier Graña's Lab retweeted
Meet @AnointedGb, a highly talented student in our lab. We are so proud to have him with us.
I have no doubt that his research will lead to new discoveries and advancements in treatment. He is exceptionally gifted. Go Femi!!!
@templemedschool @TempleUniv @FoxChaseCancer @SusanGKomen
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Xavier Graña's Lab retweeted
@FelsURMProgram trainee Korrey Hart gave a great talk about TNIK as a therapeutic target in LSCC! Korrey’s work in @PTorresAyuso lab was generously supported by @REC_U54 Summer Cancer Research Institute.
Great talk Travis!
My absolute favorite part of this job is seeing the trainees in my lab soar.! Travis Bordner worked in our for the past 2 months as part of the @REC_U54 Summer Cancer Research Program. He has done a fantastic job and gave a great talk on his work this morning.
Ari Santiago Ramos presenting at the SCRI Symposium. Great talk from a promising Physician-Scientist!
Tamai Mulbah, a FELS BioMedRes undergraduate presenting her work at the 2024 Summer Research & Leadership Symposium.
Congrats Jazmyne. Great milestone!
Today marks the first day of @jay_jackson96 F31 fellowship! Congratulations to Jazmyne for this well-deserved honor. Also, big thanks to @NIDDKgov for supporting Jazmyne as she studies mitochondria in eosinophilic esophagitis.
Welcome to the FELS-BR-U2 Program!
Travis has accomplished so much during his time in SCRI and we are thrilled that he will continue with as part of @FelsURMProgram!
We also report that FAM122A is required for timely progression through the G0/G1 transition and checkpoint integrity. In the absence of FAM122A, CHK1/CHK2 signaling is attenuated and the checkpoint is inhibited.
























