🚨 Join the Butovsky Lab @HarvardMed, @BrighamWomens ! https://t.co/8QINmH5Gdg 📍Boston, MA | 🧪 NIH-funded | 🌎 Collaborative & translational environment 👉 Apply with CV + cover letter + references to obutovsky@bwh.harvard.edu 📅 Start date: Sept 2026 or earlier

🚨 @ButovskyLab now hiring 2 Postdoc Fellows to study: 🧠 1. Microglia–Astrocyte–Vascular Crosstalk & ARIA Susceptibility. 🔬2. Immune Dysfunction in Alzheimer’s Disease 👉Details: https://t.co/njfBZGm2ft #Neuroimmunology #Alzheimers #PostdocJobs #Harvard #Microglia

Our new work published today @NatrureMedicine https://t.co/GaQVx8wUQP The work led by Neta Rosenzweig (@NetaRose11) and Kilian Kleemann (@KilianKleemann). Thanks to our collaborators @EggenBart, @BlurtonJonesLab, @ReisaSperling @weinerlabhms @NowarskiLab

Butovsky Lab: Postdoctoral positions available to investigate microglia-immune interactions in neurodegenerative diseases, see the details via the link below: https://t.co/9A2Ra1WKGV

Checkout this cool 'news and views' article on our recent PGLYRP1 study written by Carson Moseley and @ZamvilScott in @NatImmunol https://t.co/WVmRxCxeJM

My message to ⁦@MarioNawfal⁩ - it’s time to retract.

Today, Ariel was the only person able to say Kaddish (the mourner’s prayer) during his family’s funeral. His father Yaniv, mother Yasmin, his sisters Techelet and Keshet were murdered by Hamas terrorists. Ariel was out on a morning run when Hamas terrorists broke into his

💔 The bodies of Erick Peretz and his daughter Ruth who has cerebral palsy, were found today. They have been missing since the Nova music festival on October 7th. They were brutally murdered by Hamas terrorists. May their memory be a blessing.

By far the most powerful Israeli response I have seen. This 19 year old girl survived the horrific massacre in Kibbutz Be’eri. This is her message to her fellow Israelis and to the world. Watch the whole thing. https://t.co/qSPKZX4pzg

Sharing again from @daphnezohar If you are looking to do something to help, Magen David Adom (Israeli version of the red cross) is funded almost entirely by donations and provides health emergency services throughout the country: https://t.co/faeCneckSJ @Mdais

Just released the music video of my country and western song SPIT ON MY FLOWERS. I wrote it in medical school and this year recorded and performed it with the country band Ward Hayden and the Outliers. Here it is: https://t.co/IbQbheeR6u. Hope you like it!

Wonderful #ISNI2023 meeting! I hope the scientific diversity of the meeting will continue to grow (it was already great at this meeting) to encompass all of Neuroimmunology because #weareneuroimmunology

Received FDA approval to treat Alzheimer’s with nasal anti-CD3 (foralumab) in a 6 month phase 2 trial. Will assess safety, cognition and reduction in microglia PET imaging. Interviewed on Bloomberg News. Here’s link https://t.co/dHHfTBs2Dx . Now treating AD and MS. Very exciting!

I am sharing this perspective from a @Nature article about the process of peer review. There is a need for balance, rigour but thoughtful request for additional evidence when is truly needed. Despite all of this reproducibility in science is low, especially in top journals.

The Butovsky Lab is hiring a postdoc fellow to investigate microglial perturbations and their interactions with peripheral immunity. This is an NIH-funded research program effective July 1st, 2023. Please spread the word! https://t.co/6Jyx3QzsiZ

The central theme for #YomHashoah 2023 is “Jewish Resistance during the Holocaust: Marking 80 Years since the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising” Learn more about this topic here >> https://t.co/ofuieWml73

Spoke in Sweden at ADPD conf on "Immunotherapy of AD by Modulation of Innate Immunity." Beginning initial trials of nasal Protollin to induce monocytes to clear Aβ and nasal anti-CD3 (Foralumab) to dampen microglial activation. So exciting to move the animal work to AD patients!

Recorded my country song “You spit on my flowers” with Ward Hayden and the Outliers in a Boston studio and sang it with them when they were on tour in Sweden and I was at ADPD conf. Here's link to the studio recording: https://t.co/ISYwCmAQJK. Music video to come in a few months.

Congratulations to Prof. Michal Schwartz of the Brain Sciences Department, who has been announced as the recipient of the Israel Prize in Life Sciences

Congratulations to J. Iker Etchegaray (and many co-authors) for detailing an unexpected role for phagocytosis by the RPE in inducing a local insulin source in the eye, how it is distinct from systemic insulin, and its impact on retinal physiology.