Lydia Lynch

The paper identifies convergent signals that encode epigenetic memory of adaptive states in NK cells under dietary restriction, showing how these signals reduce DNA damage and enhance metabolic plasticity.

This study shows that sickness experiences are encoded as brain engrams that, when reactivated, trigger metabolic and immune responses similar to natural sickness.

The paper shows that immune activation during development can reverse infantile amnesia by reactivating engram cells in mice.