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Snapshot Science: Could Deep Immune Profile of Pediatric COVID-19 Patients Aid Understanding of Adult Disease?

Deep Immune Profiling Helps Elucidate Pathology of Severe COVID-19
Researchers used deep immune profiling to better understand immune activation in children with multisystem inflammatory syndrome.
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Off Campus: From Youth Ice Hockey Player to Ref at Madison Square Garden

Published on Jun 18, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
Chelsea Ward McIntosh Chelsea Ward McIntosh works as an ice hockey ref when not at CHOP.

CRISSP Summer Scholars Program Going Strong After 10 Years

Published on Jun 17, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
CRISSP Summer Scholars Program Going Strong After 10 Years The CHOP Research Institute Summer Scholars Program celebrates its 10th anniversary this year.

Faculty Spotlight: ‘There is no one path in science.’ Q&A With Will Bailis, PhD

Published on Jun 16, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
Will Bailis, PhD Meet our featured Faculty Spotlight scientist for June, Will Bailis, PhD.

LGBTQ+ Pride Month: Q&A With Featured Research Trainee Christopher Pai

Published on Jun 14, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
LGBTQ+ Pride Month: Q&A With Research Trainee Christopher Pai The Featured Research Trainee for June, Christopher Pai, discusses LGBTQ+ Pride Month, their research interests, and their scientific journey.

CHOP Once Again Among Top Children’s Hospitals in 2021 Honor Roll

Published on Jun 14, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
CHOP Among Top Children’s Hospitals in 2021 Honor Roll CHOP and its individual departments ranked high in U.S. News and World Report’s Best Children’s Hospitals for 2021-2022.

In the News: Chief Scientific Officer, PolicyLab Report, Risky Driving, Epilepsy, and HIV

Published on Jun 11, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
In the News This week’s In the News features the new Chief Scientific Officer, the PolicyLab Impact Report, and new studies in neurology and HIV.

Off Campus: Woodworking Craftsmanship Takes Skill, Risk, and Lumberyard Etiquette

Published on Jun 4, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
Dr. Ike Eisenlohr with the cherry dining table he made Ike Eisenlohr, VMD, PhD, spends his days studying adaptive immune responses to viral infections, and his off campus hours building heirloom quality furniture.

Multi-tasking Vector to the Rescue of Red Blood Disorders

Published on Jun 2, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
Multi-tasking Vector to the Rescue of Red Blood Disorders Stefano Rivella, PhD, is developing a new gene therapy — a multitasking vector — for treatment of red blood disorders.

In the News: Self-Driving Safety, SMARCA5, Chan Zuckerburg Feature, Minds Matter

Published on May 28, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
Self-Driving Safety, <em>SMARCA5</em>, Chan Zuckerburg Initiative, Minds Matter This week’s news round-up features new discoveries in self-driving safety, genetic variants of neurodevelopmental disorders, and more.

Scientific Symposium Gets to ‘Heart of Disease’ With Cell and Gene Therapy Talks

Published on May 26, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
17th Scientific Symposium Gets to ‘Heart of Disease’ The 17th Research Institute Scientific Symposium, held virtually on May 20, highlighted advances in cell and gene therapy.
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