Our mission is to find a lasting cure for asthma. We study cell-extracellular matrix interactions in the airway to identify new targets for asthma therapy.
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Joined March 2019
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The formal notice just arrived. Our lab (Suzie, Ryan, Caroline, Ralston & me) has been selected by the NSF for a CAREER award. Many thanks to @ErinCram & @RR_Amini for candid comments on the application & Jeff Ruberti (@EMERL9) for support in difficult times
Congratulations to new PhD students Vasuretha and Benji on their excellent presentations at the @NUBioE1 research symposium today. Also featured in the picture is our recent graduate, Dr. Ryan Jamieson!
I just received the official notice of my tenure and am happy to share that I have been promoted to the position of Associate professor with tenure! :)
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The @AtsSic @atsearlycareer @ATS_RSF is honoring Drs. Harikrishnan Parameswaran and Bradford J. Smith at the @AtsSic Awards as early career #risingstar researchers at the @AtsSic awards assembly @atscommunity #ATS2023 #ATSthatsoSIC. ow.ly/8O8n50OrkYo
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𝙍𝙀𝙎𝙀𝘼𝙍𝘾𝙃 𝙏𝘼𝙇𝙆 // Dr. Cindy Thamrin: Can we monitor lung disease at home? Prediction of clinical outcomes from home telemonitoring of lung function in asthma and COPD - May 31, 2023 @ 5:30pm EDT
>> anesthesia.massgeneral.org/R…
@MGHanesthesia @MGH_PCCM @MGH_RI @BIOREMEnet
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We can't wait to welcome you both to #ATS2023 and acknowledge your incredible efforts!
On May 19th, Rosie Torres and Jon Stewart will be joining the @atscommunity. They're to be recognized for their efforts in support of those suffering from lung disease resulting from the 9/11 attacks on the WTC and the subsequent deployments throughout GWOT.
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We're hiring: join our department as a Teaching Faculty Member. Apply now!
Our department has an open position for a teaching professor.
@Northeastern students are curious, motivated and bright, which makes teaching enjoyable & rewarding!
northeastern.wd1.myworkdayjo…
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"Current definitions of COPD are not consistent with diagnostic criteria, contributing to confusion in clinical practice and research" Do you agree with Dr. Hurst et al? How should COPD be defined? Weigh in @ERSpublications
bit.ly/3IkrZqD
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Congratulations to Harikrishnan Parameswaran, Assistant Professor of Bioengineering, for being named a Rising Star of Research by the American Thoracic Society! With over 16000 members from 129 countries, it's the leading medical society for respiratory research. @atscommunity
Congratulations to @lab_breathe Ph.D. student Ryan Jamieson (@ryanxjamers) for being selected for the University's outstanding graduate student award for research. Well done Ryan! We are Looking forward to your thesis defense.
ALT Picture of Bioengineering Ph.D. student Mr. Ryan Jamieson, who won Northeastern University's outstanding graduate student award for research
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I hope Humza Yousaf becomes First Minister and Scotland becomes independent. I’ll never stop laughing at the historical irony of a FM of Pakistani heritage and a PM of Indian heritage negotiating the partition of Britain. Amazing! 😂😂😂😂😂 – at Cambuslang, Scotland
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Today's #GoogleDoodle honors the birthday of P.K. Rosy, the first female lead to be featured in Malayalam cinema.
Learn more about her life —> goo.gle/3RIyGFR
ALT Illustration of P.K. Rosy in front of a film strip with the "GOOGLE" letters spelled out. P.K. has brown skin, brown hair, and is wearing a bindi on her forehead. Red flowers decorate the background.
Hello Twitterverse, if anyone here has experience with initiating contractions in isolated, human vascular or airway smooth muscle cells using KCl, could you please let me know the typical dose/ concentration that you use? Thanks in advance.
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More thoughts on the demise of disruptive science.
Take Fred Sanger, 2x Nobel Prize winner. Sydney Brenner wrote about him in an obituary that multiple times in Fred's career, he went 10+ years without publishing as he was working on 'disruptive' science.
science.org/doi/full/10.1126…
Have we lost our appetite for disruptive science? Interesting analysis by Michael Park et al.
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
A very big Congratulations to Suzie Stasiak (@SEStasiak) on her successful defense of her Ph.D dissertation. #veryproudPI @NUBioE1
