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Jonny Kim, M.D. '16, an emergency medicine resident and a former Navy SEAL, has been named to @nasa's 2017 Astronaut Candidate Class.⠀
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Kim, a 2016 @harvardmed graduate, was one of a dozen candidates picked by NASA in June for its next astronaut class. A year into a four-year residency, Kim will put his medical career on hold so he can learn to fly a plane, spacewalk, operate @iss’s robotic arm, and master other skills NASA considers essential. 👨‍🚀⠀
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Sandeep Koshy, Ph.D., researcher in David Mooney’s Laboratory for Cell and Tissue Engineering, is the first profiled in a new series by the Wyss Institute at Harvard called “The Humans of Wyss”. Sandeep is working in the Immuno-Materials Focus Area. Read on, and be sure to follow @wyssinstitute for more profiles and incredible images of biologically-inspired engineering at work. 🔬 ⠀
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What drives you?⠀
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I’m determined to make an impact on how cancer is treated using the immune system. There is just so much potential to benefit human health using this approach, and I’m dedicated to making a contribution.⠀
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You’re working on biomaterials-based delivery systems, tell us more.⠀
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I work on biomaterials-based delivery systems that can present drugs to immune cells in a way that trains them to fight cancer. The smart materials that we are developing are able to improve the safety and targeting of these drugs to the appropriate immune cells to get better treatment outcomes.⠀
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Share with us some challenges you’re facing.⠀
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One of the biggest challenges right now is our limited knowledge of how the human immune system interacts with tumors. Some patients experience dramatic response to current immunotherapy drugs while others show no benefit. Understanding why these differences exist and what really drives productive immune responses against cancer are critical to designing better material-based immunotherapy systems that can be used in all patients.⠀
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So, how do you envision your research impacting the world?⠀
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Immuno-materials, the marriage of biomaterials with immunotherapy, has massive potential for impacting cancer patients by improving the safety and activity of existing drugs. Additionally, drugs that have “failed” in clinical trials due to toxicity and poor efficacy could potentially be revived using these approaches, providing tremendous cost-savings to companies performing drug development.

Reflections on a year: Harvard University celebrates Commencement 2017. Before the Morning Exercises in Tercentenary Theatre, President Faust processes to the stage. 🎓⠀
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Photo by Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard Staff Photographer

Reflections on a year: A magnolia blooms in front of Lehman Hall in spring. 🌸⠀
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Photo by Kris Snibbe/Harvard Staff Photographer

Reflections on a year: Actor John Lithgow, co-founder of Arts First, receives the Mayor’s Proclamation. 🎭⠀
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Photo by Rose Lincoln/Harvard Staff Photographer

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Photo by Rose Lincoln/Harvard Staff Photographer

Wow! Thank you @harvard_summer student @muhammad_elarbi for sharing this incredible photo of campus!⠀
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A construction worker bridges the gap between Lowell House renewal (left) and Winthrop House renewal (right) while working above a translucent poster on a fence envisioning a woman teaching in a future classroom. 🚧⠀
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Photo by Kris Snibbe/Harvard Staff Photographer.

In Faneuil Hall, Boston City Council (@cityofboston) offers a resolution honoring Harvard School of Dental Medicine (@harvarddentalmed) on its 150th anniversary. Boston City Councilors Ayanna Pressley (from left) and Josh Zakim introduce Bruce Donoff during the meeting.⠀
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Photo by Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard Staff Photographer

This is what Harvard Yard looked like 139 years ago.⠀
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S. Allen Counter, the founding director of the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations and a noted neurophysiologist, educator, and ethnographer, died on July 12.⠀
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“Harvard has lost a great champion of inclusion and belonging in Dr. Allen Counter,” said President Drew Faust. “Through his leadership of the Harvard Foundation, he advanced understanding among members of our community and challenged all of us to imagine and strive for a more welcoming University and a more peaceful world. We remember today a campus citizen whose deep love of Harvard, and especially our undergraduates, leaves a lasting legacy.”

Reflections on a year: Under the cream-colored columns and ornate arches of the Widener Library Rotunda, Christopher Roman and Jill Johnson silently present “Catalogue (First Edition),” created by and with William Forsythe, their choreographer, teacher, mentor, and friend. 🏛️⠀
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Photo by Rose Lincoln/Harvard Staff Photographer

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