On December 18th, the Kohane group gathered to celebrate the holidays and the annual tradition from Geneva, Switzerland called the Escalade. The Escalade is an annual festival celebrating the defeat of the surprise attack by troops sent by Charles Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy during the night of December 11, 1602. Celebrations include a large marmite Read More …
On December 4, Dr. Jiandong Ding visited our lab and gave us a brief introduction about the recent research progress in his group. Dr. Ding is a professor in Department of Macromolecular Science at Fudan University. He is also the director of the State Key Laboratory of Molecular Engineering of Polymers. During his talk, Dr. Read More …
On November 10th, Brian wins yet another pitch competition for his filtration technology that treats septic shock. Congratulations! For more information on the competition, please visit the following links: Ignite Talks Competition and Ignite Talks Competitors
On October 28th, Brian McAlvin and Brian Timko, also known as”Good SIRS” swept the first of three rounds of the MIT $100K Pitch competition, winning both judge and audience approval with a promising device to treat sepsis. They are developing a blood-filtering device that can remove factors in the blood that are responsible for organ failure. The Read More …
On Thursday, July 23rd, the Kohane lab said farewell to Rong Tong. Rong Tong has left the Kohane lab to begin a position as Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Virginia Tech. Rong Yang and Rong Tong are pictured on the left. Good luck, Rong!
On Monday, June 15th, Dan traveled to Philadelphia to be present at the formal announcement of the licensing to Grunenthal of the neosaxitoxin-based local anesthetic that Charles Berde and he have developed along with Proteus, a Chilean biotech company.
On Friday, June 11th, Dan gave a keynote talk at the 18th International Symposium on Recent Advances in Otitis Media. The 18th International Symposium on Recent Advances in Otitis Media brought together investigators whose research and clinical interests were focused on diseases of the middle ear; these included otolaryngologists, pediatricians, infectious disease experts, immunologists, pharmacologists, epidemiologists, statisticians, public health officials, Read More …
On Friday, June 5th, Dan was awarded “Fellow Teacher of the Year” at Boston Children’s Hospital in the Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative & Pain Medicine. The award was presented to him at the Annual Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Fellow’s Graduation Dinner at the Harvard Club in Boston. Congratulations!
On Friday, May 29th Dan presented as a keynote speaker at the 32nd Annual Meeting of the Canadian Biomaterials Society. The meeting was held from May 27th to May 30th in Toronto, Ontario. The conference featured the latest biomaterials research from across Canada and around the world.
On Tuesday, May 26th, Dan found out that he made it into the 2015 Medicine Maker Power List. The Power List ranks the top 100 most influential people in the field. You can check out the list here: https://themedicinemaker.com/the-power-list-2015 Congratulations, Dan!