Puleston Lab
Teal immune cells and terracotta tumour cells exchange small amber particles and translucent vesicles across an airy tissue landscape, suggesting metabolic communication.

News.

In the news

Hangovers and aging with the New York Post

Dr. Puleston discusses possible changes with how we process alcohol with advancing age with the New York Post, see the article here.

Awards

Award for Giang

Congratulations to Giang for receiving the Mount Sinai Trainee Innovation Idea Award for her work exploring the role of metabolism in liver cancer development!

Awards

Jing bestowed two prestigious awards

Doubly great news for Post-Doc Jing Zhang who has been awarded The ETH Medal for her PhD work, followed by a fellowship from the Swiss National Science Foundation to continue her research into immune cell metabolism

Awards

Dr. Puleston recipient of Damon Runyon Award

Dr. Puleston receives the Rachleff innovation award from the Damon Runyon Cancer Foundation for the lab's work deciphering cancer metabolism and therapy in humans through pioneering new approaches

Lab life

Puleston & Akhtar lab social — bowling and dinner in Times Square

Awards

Dr. Puleston wins NIH DP2 New Innovator Award

The lab receives support from the NIH to explore the metabolic governance of tissue macrophages across health and disease

Lab life

Lab Christmas party

The team got together for dinner and drinks on the upper east side before leaving to spend time with family & friends over the holidays