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Your complete source for life science news and events in the Greater Boston Area. Brought to you by the Science in the City program at @stemcell.com.

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Wyss and @harvardmed.bsky.social researchers developed CRISPR as a gene-editing tool, which eventually enabled them to genetically modify pig kidneys. Now, Wyss startup eGenesis is building upon this work to develop safe and effective pig organs for xenotransplantation. #WorldCRISPRDay

wyss.harvard.edueGenesis: from new genome engineering techniques to solving the organ donor shortagePart of the Wyss Institute’s series on the positive, life-altering impact of federal research funding By Jessica Leff Nearly 90,000 people in the United States are waiting for a kidney transplant, and...

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Congratulations Core Faculty member Jennifer Lewis on being appointed to the National Academy of Medicine! Lewis has been appointed in recognition of her groundbreaking work in 3D bioprinting of soft and living materials.

nam.eduNAM Elects 100 New Members for 2026 - NAMMeet the National Academy of Medicine’s Class of 2026. Explore the new members recognized for their contributions to health, medicine, and science.

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Join us on October 29, from 6-8 pm for Discovery After Dark! Explore interactive exhibits, participate in hands-on activities, put your outbreak response skills to the test, and interact with Broad scientists! Advanced registration required. Register at: broad.io/DaD

Finding a way to replenish or restore pancreatic beta cells has been one of the holy grails of diabetes research. New research from the Kulkarni lab at the Joslin Diabetes Center reveals a potential path toward generating new beta cells from neighboring alpha cells: https://bit.ly/46NXFjJ

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In this episode of #BreastCancerBreakthroughs, Dr. Harold Burstein and Dr. Ana Garrido-Castro discuss new results from the PANKU-Breast02 Study on a new dual-antibody drug conjugate, called izalontamab brengitecan (iza-bren), for metastatic triple-negative breast cancer. youtu.be/bIbDHoaWczc?...

youtu.be2026 ASCO Breast Cancer Highlights: PANKU-Breast02 | Dana-Farber Cancer InstituteYouTube video by Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

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Jen Bays loves building things, from IKEA furniture to scientific stories. As part of the THRIVE Validation Project, she’s studying vascular barriers and developing a therapeutic to repair damaged blood vessels to treat diseases like sepsis. Learn more about Jen and her work in this month’s #HOWyss.

wyss.harvard.eduJennifer (Jen) Bays on building a therapy to repair vascular barriersThe Humans of the Wyss (HOW) series features members of the Wyss community discussing their work, the influences that shape them as professionals, and their collaborations at the Wyss Institute and be...