The Guerriero Lab joined thousands of other researchers in San Diego for SITC 2023. It was full of great talks and discussions. Congratulations to Carlos and Adam for winning the Presidential Travel Award and Young Investigator Award, respectively. We hope…
Today is the Guerriero Lab's 3rd year anniversary! Thank you to all of our members and collaborators over the last three years. Here is to many more successful years of breast cancer and macrophage research!
Congratulations to Dr. Adam Nelson on winning a 2023 John A. Mannick Research Award for his work in targeting macrophages during PARP inhibitor therapy. Adam presented his work at the 29th Annual Department of Surgery John A. Mannick Research Award…
Fantastic poster presentations by Kenichi and Dan at the DanaFarber Molecular and Cellular Oncology Retreat. They both presented new stories and data on elucidating mechanisms of therapy resistance in breast cancer.
From May 7-10, Adam attended The Resistant Tumor Microenvironment Keystone Symposium in Vancouver, British Columbia. The conference was filled with great talks and discussion. He met a lot of great scientists from around the world focusing on understanding and overcoming…
On April 28th/2023 the Guerriero lab attended the annual Dana Farber/ Harvard Cancer Center Breast and Gynecologic Cancer symposium. It was great to present our work and hear all the exciting work being done by our collogues.
The lab had a great time at the Northeastern hockey game with friends and family. A great win by the Huskies! #GoHuskies
On November 21st the Guerriero lab attended the 2022 Ludwig Retreat. It was amazing to connect with everyone and discuss all the great work being done at the Ludwig Center at Harvard Medical School. For more information on the Ludwig…
The lab had a great time at SITC 2022 here in Boston. After great talks at the conference, a chance to discuss with some great food.
On October 4th, the Guerriero Lab turned 2 years old! We are so grateful for all the lab has accomplished so far! We are excited to see what our future research brings.