John Tsang

@tsanglab.bsky.social

Systems immunologist at Yale, @yalecsei.bsky.social‬, @czbiohub.bsky.social‬ Me: https://medicine.yale.edu/profile/john-tsang/ Lab: https://www.tsanglab.org Center: https://medicine.yale.edu/systems-engineering-immunology/

excited to announce that this January we are relocating to Yale to start a theory initiative at the Center for Systems and Engineering Immunology (CSEI): @yalecsei.bsky.social looking to hire 2 postdocs to join us in this endeavor. more details can be found here: sites.google.com/uw.edu/statp...

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Postdoctoral position: In January 2026, we are relocating to Yale university to start a theory initiative at the Center for Systems and Engineering Immunology (CSEI). We are looking for talented postd...

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Hear from investigators including HIP Co-CSO @tsanglab.bsky.social on how AI is changing immunology research, what is necessary to move forward, the potential and the pitfalls, and what will remain unchanged as the field journeys into a new era. www.cell.com/immunity/ful...

AI and immunology

AI is rapidly becoming part of many aspects of daily life, with an impact that reaches all fields of research. We asked investigators to share their thoughts on how AI is changing immunology research,...

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Notes on a compelling discussion with @tsanglab.bsky.social Genome = blueprint. Immunome = real-time sensor. The "curse of dimensionality" (millions of data points per sample!) meets AI compression. Result? We can finally map the human immune system at scale. @humanimmunomeproject 🚀

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Atul Butte’s talk introduced me to systems biology—I was presynapse scientist and opened my horizon to "biomedical moments, thawing frozen discoveries in data". Ideas that changed my career. Thank you for the science, the spirit, and the inspiration. You will be remembered.

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Atul has been a constant inspiring force. He is perpetually optimistic and never stops to empower the world with more data and motivate all of us to dig deeper and be more innovative with data. I miss his energy and our conversations. RIP - May memories of Atul continue to inspire us all.

euanashley@euanashley.bsky.social · last yr.

Atul Butte died yesterday. The world lost a giant. A big bear of a man. With a huge smile. With love for everyone. With energy that could power a room. I loved everything about Atul. I loved how he was always happy. I loved how excited he was about science and helping people.

FlyBase, a crucial resource for drosophila research, has lost its funding because its grant is awarded to Harvard. The team is scrambling to find other sources of funds, including donations from labs. Read more: www.thetransmitter.org/community/fl... @flybase.bsky.social

FlyBase funding squashed amid Harvard grant terminations

The team behind the Drosophila genetics database is now requesting donations from labs to keep the resource afloat.

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I appreciate the offers from other scientists to help Harvard (students, labs, etc) through this attack, but what would be most helpful is for you to use your position to contact your elected representatives and make it clear this fight isn't just Harvard, it will affect you, and their districts too

All of NIH funding to Northwestern University is frozen. This pause includes noncompeting approved funding, new and competing grants with fundable scores. No reimbursements for money already spent have been received since March. This situation is rarely reported so please Please get the word out!

So let me get this straight: masks are bad and un-American if worn to fight a pandemic, but good if worn by people claiming to be government agents when they kidnap people off the street