🚨 Excited to share our latest study in Cancer Discovery! We’ve discovered how myofibroblasts induce neuroplasticity to drive #PDAC progression from early inflammation to invasive carcinoma. 🎗️💜🕸️
Jeremy Nigri
@jeremynigri.bsky.social
🇨🇵 Post Doctoral Fellow in Dr. Tuveson Lab at @CSHL. Working on intercellular communication between #CAFs and #Neurons in #PancreaticCancer.
Now online in Cancer Discovery AACR Journals: Myofibroblasts Induce Neuroplasticity to Promote Pancreatic Inflammation and Cancer Progression - by Jeremy Nigri, David Tuveson, and colleagues doi.org/10.1158/2159... @cshlnews.bsky.social
A new discovery from Jeremy Nigri, a postdoc in CSHL’s Tuveson lab, shows state-of-the-art imaging from deep inside the pancreas. Read the story to find out more! @jeremynigri.bsky.social www.cshl.edu/lets-get-on-...
Researchers at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory have discovered that the nervous system plays an active part in pancreatic cancer development, even before tumors form. https://medicalxpress.com/news/2026-02-nervous-plays-role-pancreatic-cancer.html
The nervous system plays an active role in pancreatic cancer development, researchers discover
Notoriously tricky to detect, pancreatic cancer also often resists traditional therapy. So, researchers are urgently looking for new ways to disrupt tumor formation. Though scientists know that the ne...
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We’re excited to share that @jeremynigri.bsky.social, a postdoctoral fellow in the Tuveson Lab at CSHL, has been awarded the @pancan.bsky.social Catalyst Monahan Fellowship Award. This fellowship supports bold, innovative work that pushes #pancreaticcancer research forward.
Thrilled and grateful to announce that I’ve been awarded a 2025 @pancan.bsky.social Research Grant! With the generous support of the François Wallace Monahan Fund in memory of Michael Insel, I’ll be investigating how fibroblasts contribute to pain and cancer progression in pancreatic tumors.
How do nerves influence cancer? CSHL is shaping the future of #CancerNeuroscience with the field’s first hands-on training course, equipping researchers with cutting-edge techniques that will help define the future of the field.
CSHL holds first-ever cancer neuroscience course | Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
The brain controls the body, in large part, through nerves. So, what happens when nerves form new connections with tumors? How does the nervous system drive cancer progression? How do these interactio...
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