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The LEO Foundation awarded DKK 61.9 million across 16 international skin research projects, ours among them, supporting continued study of photosensitive skin reactions.
LEO Foundation announcementYuqing defended her thesis on the mechanisms of photosensitivity in autoimmune skin disease, and is now a Bioinformatics Scientist at New England Biolabs.
A spatially coordinated keratinocyte-fibroblast circuit recruits MMP9+ myeloid cells to drive IFN-I-driven inflammation in photosensitive autoimmunity.
Read the paperA collaboration with the Walhout laboratory, led by Xuhang Li and Hefei Zhang, presenting a method for high-resolution RNA-seq across hundreds of replicate whole-animal perturbations at once, together with the EmpirDE analytical framework.
Read the paperYuming defended her thesis on host-virus dynamics at single-cell resolution in primary human cells, and is now a Computational Scientist at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard.
