It's #LabWeek !

MassGeneral News operates the largest hospital-based research program in the United States, so you could say we have at least a few labs 🧪🥼

Read about recent innovations at the MGRI: mgriblog.org

Congrats to Julia Mendel on winning our lab PuttPutt tournament! Fun times as we say goodbye to Alan as he returns to Shanghai and wish happy birthday to Valeza.

Imagine being able to detect cancer in the blood up to 10 years before patients are diagnosed. In the Faden Lab at Mass Eye and Ear and @massgeneralnews, researchers are working to make this a reality for some patients.

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Couldn't agree more with Rashmi Kanagal-Shamanna, MD -- this will be a fascinating session with this great lineup and I'm glad to be moderating alongside her. Come check out the Association for Molecular Pathology companion society meeting at #USCAP2024 !

Honored to infiltrate such an esteemed group.

Top-notch work, Daniel! More evidence that the early bird gets the worm!...And this time, in head and neck cancer.

A big congrats to Brian Zhao, a 2022-2023 Research Scholar in our lab on his match into Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery NYU Langone Health

Now accepting applications for the 5th year of our Translational #CancerResearch Fellowship for medical students, beginning June 2024.

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Outstanding presentations of trials from around the world like DAHANCA34, DART2, SURVALE that are poised to change how we think about and treat HPV+HNSCC. Congrats to all. An honor to participate EUROGIN Conference. And agree, quite the touch with the private tour of the Nobel museum!

Nothing like a “friendly” Harvard-Yale hockey game lab outing to get our creative 🩸-biopsy juices flowing.

A great multi-institutional collaboration! Awesome work Jim and Saskia.

Congratulations to Dr. Daniel Ruiz Torres Daniel Ruiz, MD for winning FIRST place in the Mass General Research Institute Image Competition! 🎉🍾

Daniel is holding his winning image, entitled ‘A Living Puzzle’. It is a 🔬image of a head and neck tumor, stained to reveal important cell-cell interactions.

A huge congratulations to Michael E. Bryan a current Faden Lab member and The University of Edinburgh medical student on his acceptance to University of Oxford in their Cancer Science DPhil program. We look forward to the great work that we know he will do and his future career as a surgeon-scientist!