Congratulations to June Rhee for receiving a DOD Discovery Award studying statin myopathy.

Dr. Joseph Wu cited in GEN

Congratulations to Ian Williams for receiving T32 training grant in vascular biology

Dr. Wu interviewed at the Stem Cell Podcast

Dr. Wu interviewed in a PNAS blog

Dr. Wu interviewed in an article in The Pathologist on personalized cardiac channelopathy diagnosis and treatment.

Congratulations to Damon Williams for receiving a NHLBI administrative supplement grant

Gene editing could predict your cardiac risk - CNN Online

Gene editing could predict your cardiac risk - CNN International Online

Gene editing technology may improve accuracy of predicting individuals' heart disease risk - American Heart Association

Study solves mystery of genetic-test results for patient with suspected heart condition

Congratulations to Xiaoming Ouyang for receiving a NHLBI T32 fellowship on vascular biology

Scientists edit heart muscle gene in stem cells, may be able to predict risk

Gene editing technology may improve accuracy of predicting individuals’ heart disease risk

CRISPR technology may improve accuracy of predicting heart disease risk

Congratulations to Hataka Minami for being accepted to Saint Louis University’s MD program

Congratulations to Sang Ging Ong for becoming an Assistant Professor in the Department of Pharmacology & Medicine/Cardiology at the University of Illinois Chicago

Congratulations to Mingtao Zhao for receiving a 3-year American Heart Association Career Development Award

Congratulations to Ian Chen for receiving a 3-year American Heart Association Career Development Award

Congratulations to Ning-Yi Shao for receiving a 3-year American Heart Association Career Development Award

Congratulations to Ning Ma for receiving a 2-year American Heart Association Postdoctoral Fellowship Award

Congratulations to Huaxiao Yang for receiving a 2-year American Heart Association Postdoctoral Fellowship Award

Special Circulation Research compendium on Omics, Big Data, and Precision Medicine in Cardiovascular Sciences. With contributions by Joseph Wu, Edward Lau, Michael Snyder, Kevin Wang, and Howard Chang

Dr. Wu interviewed at AABME on safety of cell therapy

Congratulations to Aryo Sorayya for being accepted to the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine

Congratulations to Mo Ameen for being selected as an awardee of the National Science Foundation's 2018 Graduate Research Fellowship Program competition

Congratulations to Yuan Zhang for acceptance as a medical student at Stanford University

Congratulations to Alex An for acceptance as a medical student at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine

Congratulations to Xavier Sendaydiego for acceptance as a medical student at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee

Congratulations to Jared Churko for becoming an Assistant Professor in the Department of Cellular & Molecular Medicine at the University of Arizona

Congratulations to Andrew Lee, MD, PhD for matching to the Stanford Pathology residency program

Jared Churko and Joseph Wu discuss the current challenges in using iPSCs with Technology Networks

Congratulations to Nigel Kooreman for his paper in Cell Stem Cell on iPSC cancer vaccine. Paper mentioned in major news outlets, including CNN, LA Times, Daily Record (Scotland), Fierce Biotech, Futurism, Gizmodo, HealthDay News, Medical News Today, New Atlas, New Scientist, The Scientist, KCBS radio segment, and Stanford Medicine press release.

- Interview on CureTalks website

- Interview in The Week  

- In mice, a single vaccine prompts the immune system to fight breast, lung and skin cancers

- Stem cancer vax offers strong promise

- As we age, cancer rates go up as immune system winds down

- Cancer breakthrough as new vaccine teaches body's immune system to destroy tumors

- Using stem cells to generate an immune attack against cancer

- New Stem Cell Study Could Be the Start of Personalized Cancer Vaccines

- Scientists Successfully Test a Vaccine in Mice That Could Prevent Many Cancers

-  Another Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise In Mice

- Have scientists found an anti-cancer vaccine?

- Stanford breakthrough uses stem cells to create possible cancer vaccine

- Stem cells zapped with radiation can protect mice from cancer

- Stem Cell Vaccine Protects Mice From Cancer

- Induced pluripotent stem cells could serve as cancer vaccine

- Can you vaccinate yourself against cancer?

- Cancer vaccine can 'train immune system to stop tumours developing'

- iPS cells could serve as an effective cancer vaccine

- Cancer Vaccine: Stem Cells Prevented Development Of Tumors In Mice Study

Congratulations to Andrew Lee for his paper published in Nature Biomedical Engineering

Paper was highlighted in Science Translational Medicine