Glenn represented the Arnold Lab at the Annual Swiss Society of Gastroenterology Meeting in Interlaken, where he showed our latest findings about the role of eosinophils in colorectal cancer progression.
07.11.07.2025
Our lab had a fantastic time at the International Eosinophil Society Congress in Montpellier! It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with colleagues, exchange ideas, and learn about exciting new eosinophil research. We were also proud to share our own work, and thrilled that some of our lab members received awards for their contributions.
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We are happy to announce that we joined Bluesky! From now on, this will be our main social media platform for sharing updates, news, and insights from our work. Check out our profile and make sure to follow us to stay connected! which we we will use as our main social media plattform for the future! Check it out and make sure to follow us!
12-15.03.2025
Isabelle Arnold, James King, and Daniel Crepaz had the pleasure of representing the lab at WIRM 2025 in Davos. Isabelle and James were invited to give talks in the plenary session, while Daniel gave a workshop presentation — and was awarded the Best Presentation Prize! We're proud of the team's contributions and recognition at this exciting international meeting!
03.03.2025
We're excited to share that Daniel Crepaz is representing the Arnold Lab at the Keystone Symposia on Myeloid Cells (#KSMyeloid25) in Hannover! He will be presenting both a poster and giving a talk in the Granulocytes session, highlighting the lab's latest findings on neonatal eosinophil tissue integrity functions and their impact on the microbiota.
18.12.2024
We’re thrilled to share our latest preprint, now live on bioRxiv, diving into eosinophil dynamics in colorectal cancer (CRC): 🔗 Read it here
This study sheds new light on the roles of eosinophils, SPP1+ macrophages, and their interactions within the tumor microenvironment.
