Associate Professor; Translational science laboratory at OSU-James CCC focused on researching immunotherapy in pancreatic and lung cancer
Columbus, OH
Joined July 2017
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Congrats to MCDB graduate student Jess Wedig in the lab for defending her PhD yesterday. Very proud and excited for her next steps! @OSUCCC_James
11th year riding! Another great Pelotonia ride! Thanks to all who donated!!! @OSUCCC_James @OhioStatePIIO @Pelotonia
Great time last night for our laboratory holiday dinner. Lots to celebrate this year with more to come!
Great time at the 2025 @sitcancer annual meeting. Learned a lot this week and got to catch up with colleagues! @Pelotonia scholar Jess Wedig presented her work at the meeting @OhioStatePIIO @OSUCCC_James
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🎊 Kudos to Jessica Wedig, @TMaceLab & team for their poster: “CD200-CD200R signaling promotes #myeloid_cell #immune_suppression & reduces #checkpoint blockade efficacy in #PancreaticCancer.” @OhioStatePIIO @OSUCCC_James #SITC2025 #ImmunoOncology
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🎉 Congrats to Ayushi Das, @TMaceLab for presenting their poster at #SITC2025!
🧠✨ “A Novel Mouse Model to Identify Antigen-Specific #Immune Responses in #PancreaticCancer Cachexia”
Proudly representing @OhioStatePIIO @OSUCCC_James 💪 #Biomarkers #ImmuneMonitoring
Another ride in the books. Thanks for everyone who has supported my @Pelotonia ride. Still time if you want to donate: pelotonia.org/profile/TM0139
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Fun opening ceremony. Mace lab is ready for the ride tomorrow! This will be my 10th @Pelotonia ride!!! @OhioStatePIIO @OSUCCC_James
Lab submitted our first NIH fellowship today. Congrats to PhD student Jess Wedig on getting her F99/K00 submitted today. Now we wait!
Maybe they don’t want any of these new buildings to be towering higher than the new stadium? Just a thought
It was a welcome contrast to the Biden debate. She was strong, confident, and very powerful last night. She had a great performance last night.
In my cancer immunology journal club I run, a lot of students pick CNS papers. I can say most of the time, at least in my class, they do not survive the process.
I think it was a mistake to tie it into everything! Too many work hours for getting minor things approved…agree.