Umich '16, '24, '24. You could say I like it here. Studying pancreatic cancer in the Lyssiotis and Burant labs, but my tweets are rarely about science ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Ann Arbor, MI
Joined May 2009
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Peter Sajjakulnukit retweeted
It’s been a decade - Happy 10 year Labiversary @LyssiotisLab 🎉🥳
Thank you to all have who been along on the journey 🙏🏼 @UMPhysiology, @UMRogelCancer, @UMICHpancreas
Peter Sajjakulnukit retweeted
Co-led by Costas Lyssiotis, Marina Pasca di Magliano and Timothy Frankel, the @UMichPancreas team has built a comprehensive research program where discoveries move from laboratory to patient care and back again. myumi.ch/79P4E
ALT University of Michigan Research logo photo of Costas Lyssiotis in a lab coat, seated in his lab text: “Individually, no one lab could have done this. It was a group effort that included dozens of people all working together in ways that weren’t happening anywhere else.” Costas Lyssiotis Maisel Research Professor of Oncology, Professor of Molecular and Integrative Physiology & Internal Medicine research.umich.edu/research-stories
Peter Sajjakulnukit retweeted
A beautiful thesis defense from Narges Pourmandi for CMB @umichmedicine. Back to the hospital next week to complete her medical training ❤️🙌🏼🩺
We are so proud of her many accomplishments! @YatrikShahLab
cc: @UMPhysiology, @UMRogelCancer
Peter Sajjakulnukit retweeted
Sincerest thanks to Rich and Susan for their vision and generosity 🙏🏼😊
Honored to lead these efforts alongside @Pasca_Lab, @timofran1! We are so excited to implement this new support to rapidly expand on our achievements in the lab and to bring these to patients #GoBlue 💪🏼〽️
@UMRogelCancer, @UMICHpancreas, @UMPhysiology, @UMichSurgery
With a $50M gift to revolutionize pancreatic cancer care and research at University of Michigan Health Rogel Cancer Center, the new Rogel and Blondy Center for Pancreatic Cancer will bring together researchers and clinicians to drive forward new treatments and improve outcomes for this challenging cancer. 🔗 michmed.org/DnRx9
Buying ice cream from Kroger at 5:30pm and then sitting in downtown traffic imagining it melting was a questionable decision for my anxiety
Peter Sajjakulnukit retweeted
Dear Twitter: Seth Boyer’s dad Ron has arranged the 1st fundraiser for the SETH M BOYER FOUNDATION to bring awareness to and funding for brain cancer research. If you can, please consider donating to a great cause!
donorbox.org/events/621855
Commemorating the first, annual Seth Boyer Award for Excellence in Research, in memory of Seth, a @UMPhysiology student in the lab. Seth was an extremely bright, hard-working, thoughtful, diligent scientist. He never backed down from a challenge and made important contributions to our understanding of pancreatic cancer*.
In his memory, we have established this award, whose inaugural recipient is Damien Sutton. Damien embodies those characteristics of excellence that we knew and loved in Seth. May this award be a testament to the awesome scientist, colleague and friend he was.
* elifesciences.org/articles/7… @eLife
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3641… @NatureCancer
Peter Sajjakulnukit retweeted
Congratulations to Dr. Costas Lyssiotis (@LyssiotisLab) from all of your colleagues in @UMPhysiology for your successful promotion to full Professor. #GoBlue
Peter Sajjakulnukit retweeted
Congrats to @umichmedicine #CancerBiology graduates 🙌🏼
Dr. Lauren Hein (@parentclab)
Dr. @Sajjakulnukit (@LyssiotisLab)
Dr. @B_B_Beast (@R_Ohi_Lab)
P.S. Sweet outfits
Peter Sajjakulnukit retweeted
Officially official!
Easily one of the most satisfying emails I've ever received.
I'm beyond thankful for the mentorship of @DanWahlMD and @castro2355_mg for helping me reach this milestone!
Next up: my Ph.D. thesis!
Aside from finishing my PhD, this artwork is my crowning achievement!
Defense cake 🎂
Back story: @Sajjakulnukit painted the picture he’s holding in high school. He used it as his white elephant gift at the exchange this year. It is objectively terrible, and the whole situation is hilarious. @HeatherGiza recreated it on his cake 🤣
Peter Sajjakulnukit retweeted
The @UMRogelCancer examines how the relationship between metabolism and the immune system could unlock a key step in improving cancer therapy treatments. myumi.ch/xqp2d
Peter Sajjakulnukit retweeted
Commemorating the first, annual Seth Boyer Award for Excellence in Research, in memory of Seth, a @UMPhysiology student in the lab. Seth was an extremely bright, hard-working, thoughtful, diligent scientist. He never backed down from a challenge and made important contributions to our understanding of pancreatic cancer*.
In his memory, we have established this award, whose inaugural recipient is Damien Sutton. Damien embodies those characteristics of excellence that we knew and loved in Seth. May this award be a testament to the awesome scientist, colleague and friend he was.
* elifesciences.org/articles/7… @eLife
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3641… @NatureCancer
Peter Sajjakulnukit retweeted
If you’re into Instagram, check out our highlight reel from @umichgradschool 🙌🏼 🎞️
“It’s #UMich Lab Spotlight time! Today, we’re featuring the Lyssiotis Lab, a Cancer and Immune Metabolism Research Lab at…” instagram.com/umichgradschoo…
Peter Sajjakulnukit retweeted
@YatrikShahLab @LyssiotisLab heading to #KSOrganelle24 #KSMitochondria24 #KSTumorMetab24 – at Michigan, USA
Peter Sajjakulnukit retweeted
The 5-year survival rate for #pancreaticcancer has increased to 13%, according to the American Cancer Society’s Cancer Facts & Figures 2024 Report, released today. 💜
This statistic has increased three years in a row — a promising trend that points to continued progress for pancreatic cancer patients. There is more hope than ever before, but there is still more work to be done.
We remain committed to our long-standing research priorities: To find an early detection strategy and accelerate treatments for patients with pancreatic cancer. We’re on the right path to achieve our bold goal of reaching a five-year survival rate of 20% by 2030. Together, we can make it happen. 💪
Learn more about what this means for patients at: pcan.at/a25jq7.
ALT Five-year survival for pancreatic cancer increased to 13%.
The worse the stache, the more awareness brought 🤷♂️
And that’s a wrap on @Movember! Thanks to our newest members (@JA_NietoCarrion, @DrewStark55) and the old guard (@Sajjakulnukit, Noah)
Here’s to keeping an eye on one another 💪🏼🥸 #MensHealth
Peter Sajjakulnukit retweeted
And that’s a wrap on @Movember! Thanks to our newest members (@JA_NietoCarrion, @DrewStark55) and the old guard (@Sajjakulnukit, Noah)
Here’s to keeping an eye on one another 💪🏼🥸 #MensHealth
Peter Sajjakulnukit retweeted
Thanks for the highlight!
cc: @zeribechike, @Sajjakulnukit, @LabSadanandam, @LyssiotisLab, @UMPhysiology, @UMRogelCancer, @UMICHpancreas
A recent study finds that #PancreaticCancer cells have a ready way to overcome a lack of glucose, a frequent occurrence in this disease. They use another fuel source: a molecule called uridine.
cancer.gov/news-events/cance… #PCAM
