Husband, Dad of 2, professeur adjoint au centre Armand Frappier. Infections, interferons, and the Toronto Maple Leafs. (he/him)
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Very pleased to share the first publication from the Pardy lab, exploring our growing understanding of how intestinal epithelial cells contribute to host défense! A big congratulations to Thomas and Ines for their work putting this together!!
Intestinal epithelial cells form a key barrier between the #gut and the rest of the body, but what role do they play in #immunity? Find out in "Immunity at the edge: cell-intrinsic roles for intestinal epithelial cells in host immunity" @RyanPardy2
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The rare 🏒🧵 - Sam Bennett
Unquestionably The NHL's Dirtiest Player
Included within:
> Slew foots (feet?)
> Late Hits
> Why he's a... (thinking of a word I can use here)... weasel
> His favourite type of dirty play
Let's start here: Last Night...
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25 years later. Remember Joe? He’s actually CBC colleague Jeff Douglas.
He’s back with an updated Canadian rant.
“MY NAME IS JEFF AND WE ARE CANADIAN”
youtu.be/1LzhCLzfJFg?si=RoPL…
This was a really cool moment! Giving a talk at an event I attended as a grad student. Grateful for the opportunity, thank you again for having me @MIM_immuno !!
It's our first MIM happy hour of the semester! For our very first talk, @RyanPardy2 from @inrsciences will talk about mechanisms of enteric immunity
Pour notre toute première présentation des 5 à 7 de MIM du semestre, Ryan Pardy va parler des mécanismes d'immunité entérique
CIHR project grant: Submitted!! ✅
Fingers crossed and best of luck to everyone submitting this round!
Super fier de faire partie de ce groupe!
Very proud to be a part of this group!
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Science knows it doesn't know everything; otherwise, it'd stop…
But just because science doesn't know everything doesn't mean you can fill in the gaps with whatever fairy tale most appeals to you.
- Dara O Briain
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We are recruiting!!!
In collaboration with the Lady Davis Institute, we have just posted for a new Assistant Professor position (non-tenure track) in host-virus interactions. The full details are found and the link below:
mcgill.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com…
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Are you passionate about the trainee experience within CSI? Interested in organizing trainee-led events at CSI annual meetings and improving scientific communication through CSI social media? Join the TEC team today!
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VERY excited to share my MSc work @jrfmricher lab! Here, we show that the inflammatory milieu induced during chronic viral infection impacts thymic composition, leading to the emergence and development of B cells in the thymus! W/@MelicharLab @LabWaggoner onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
B cells in the thymus?? Check out this really cool work from @ImmunoThoughts @MelicharLab @jrfmricher !!!
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Read our new paper: Cryptosporidium impacts epithelial turnover and is resistant to induced death of the host cell by @BethanWallbank out today in @mbiojournal. Great team effort with @RyanPardy2 @KingOfPathogens @BrodskyIgor journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128… Infected = not apoptotic:
À diffuser SVP!
Le labo Pardy embauche! Cherchant des étudiants qui veulent apprendre au sujet du rôle de l'IFN-γ en immunité intestinale. Opportunité excellent de faire part d'un nouveau labo du début!
Projets, contact et plus d'information ci-dessous!
inrs.ca/la-recherche/profess…
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The Pardy Lab is hiring! Looking for graduate students who are interested in learning about the role of IFN-γ in intestinal immunity. Great opportunity to be a part of a new lab from the beginning!
Projects, contact, and more info below!
inrs.ca/en/research/professo…
Past time to share some exciting news - my postdoc paper has been published in @PLOSPathogens! IFNg is important during #Cryptosporidium infection…but how?
journals.plos.org/plospathog…
@KingOfPathogens @striepenlab
By treating IFNg KO mice with IFNg, we showed that it took 24h to see a reduction in parasite burden. Crypto’s life cycle lasts 12h so this suggests IFNg acts on uninfected cells to limit dissemination within the host