Jaspers, Clapp featured in NY Times for e-cigarette research June 7, 2018 By ecroe Researchers in lab of Ilona Jaspers, PhD, found that the common food additive cinnamaldehyde impaired cilia — the hair-like structures on lung cells crucial for proper respiratory function. Read the story here, and the New York Times article here. Filed Under: Categories: News More from Marsico Lung Institute Boucher Consulted for Scientific American Article on Repeat COVID Infections Freeman Receives Cottrell Scholar Award Okuda Awarded $2.83M from NHLBI to Study Mucociliary Clearance System in the Lung