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Associate Professor of Surgery Studying epithelial stem cell and innate immune responses to enteric pathogens
Nashville, TN
Joined September 2019
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Nicholas Zachos Lab retweeted
Only 4 more days until the #gil_trainee symposium during #APS2025! We are so excited to see everyone's work during @APSPhysiology Summit!
Huge thanks to @mistygoodlab and @magnesslab for the kind invitation to present @unc_cgibd! Grateful to everyone from @UNC_SOM @jointbme @unc_cgibd @UNC_Micro_Imm who took the time to meet and share their science and feedback on our work.
Really appreciate @KHamiltonPhD for the kind invitation to present our latest findings on human #Mcell #organoids #cocultures. Grateful to everyone @PennMedicine @ChildrensPhila who took the time to meet and share their incredible work with me.
Nicholas Zachos Lab retweeted
Come be our colleague!
The Center for Computational Systems Biology at Vanderbilt is conducting a search for junior faculty (s) in the field of computational biology. It is a great opportunity for young investigators to tap into relatively large human data resources here.
nature.com/naturecareers/job…
Nicholas Zachos Lab retweeted
Join us! 👇🏼
🚨Vanderbilt is hiring🚨 Join an incredible community of motivated, creative, supportive scientists (in a super fun city in a beautiful state)!
We’re especially looking for peeps interested in virology/antiviral immunity/nucleic acid sensing.
apply.interfolio.com/156537
Nicholas Zachos Lab retweeted
Exciting opportunity! We are recruiting a manager for the Flow Cytometry Core @NCStateVetMed ! Come work with us to advance discovery in animal and human health! jobs.ncsu.edu/postings/20905…
Nicholas Zachos Lab retweeted
GI Scientists -- JOB ALERT!!
Do you study gastrointestinal physiology and you're going on the job market? Consider applying to @UMich Department of Molecular and Integrative Biology
@UMPhysiology! We have an amazing group of GI scientists!
Many thanks to all those who attended and participated in a fantastic discussion. Everyone working together to improve organoid research for all.
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We celebrated a fantastic summer with new trainees! Huge welcome to Dr. @Guillerm0Sanchz who did amazing work w/ HIOs @JimWellsLab. Now let's see what he does w/ complex #enteroid cultures! Thanks to Megan O'Mara, M2 taking part in our SRTP, helping us understand #Mcells in #IBD.
Nicholas Zachos Lab retweeted
Mark those calendars & register to attend the 2024 Raj & Prem Goyal Award Lecture from @arianne_theiss!
Happening on Thursday August 1st at 11am (EDT)
Register here: physiology.org/detail/event/…
@ajpgi @APSPhysiology #GItwitter #physiology
Many thanks to @MattooLab and @Mari_Byndloss for the kind invitation to share how we use human #enteroid #immune co-cultures for host-microbe studies. Great catching up with my #microbiology colleagues, catching some amazing science, and meeting new collaborators #ASMMicrobe2024.
Congrats to my (& many others’) mentor Dr. Mark Donowitz on completing an exceptional career. Was privileged to speak about his impact on me and my career. Huge thanks to @JPAHamiltonMD @HopkinsGIHep for the fantastic reception and dinner to celebrate his remarkable achievements.
So proud of Janet Staab for presenting her new findings on #fungi in #CRC at #DDW24. Many thanks to @Drewes_Lab for being a critical part of this project.
Congrats @AmerGastroAssn for a fantastic #DDW24. Grateful for the chance to share our lab’s work with #enteroids #cocultures #Mcells and to moderate some exciting sessions. Fun times reuniting w/ friends & welcoming new trainees into our exceptional basic GIL research community.
Congrats to @JonesLabUCSF, @OphirKlein, and @Fusion_Conf for a fantastic stem cell niche conference. Grateful for the chance to share our work on how human gut immune cells contribute to the niche in health & disease to a powerhouse audience. #organoids #macrophages #Stemgastro24
Congrats to Dr. @Guillerm0Sanchz! Got to enjoy his impressive defense with another exceptional @JimWellsLab alum @_HAMcCauley. Can’t wait to start working together in June.
