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I can't believe this work is out!! Thanks to a great group who made this happen Logan Bailey @rossbreth Kalen Robeson Bella Reichardt Check out our paper on fibroblast cell state modulation! Shout out to the best mentor who pushed me there!! Jen Davis authors.elsevier.com/c/1ebe16tu0CiG…

🎙️ New research from Dr. Darrian Bugg (Darrian Bugg, PhD) and Dr. Jen Davis' (Jen Davis) lab at UW Bioengineering was featured in the latest Stem Cell Podcast episode! Give it a listen 👇

We are excited to welcome Dr. Joe Metzger from University of Minnesota Medical School on Thursday, April 7th at 9am to talk about "Cell Membrane Integrity as Therapeutic Target". Join us via Zoom! UW Bioengineering

New paper from our lab on the control of heart development by RNA splicing.

Sometimes the light is just right and you realize that you are in the right place! Truly love the work I do and the people I do it with(past and present) ! This community is one in a million.

We are recruiting for a post-doctoral fellow for recently funded R01 project on genetic cardiomyopathies. Please RT and share. Apply below or DM apply.interfolio.com/106384 Early Career Investigators @ISHR North America Basic Cardiovascular Sciences (BCVS) Early Career Early-Career Cardiovascular Researchers (ECVR) ISCRM at UW UW Bioengineering UW Dept. of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology 🔬 UWashington Heart Institute

Exciting postdoc opportunity with a terrific mentor F Moussavi-Harami, MD in the UW Medicine Division of Cardiology. Check it out! apply.interfolio.com/106384

It was an honor to be involved in this work Pilar Alcaide, PhD! Congrats on the amazing work and looking forward to more collaborations in the future! Jen Davis

Looking for an enthusiastic entry-level professional research associate to join our group CU Anschutz Medical Campus! Ideal for someone with undergraduate research experience who plans to work for 2-3 years prior to graduate school. Apply here for job # 25563. cu.taleo.net/careersection/…

So excited to continue this tradition at all cardiac/HF meetings! Thanks to Saptarsi Haldar for organizing! It was amazing to play with some of the titans in the field, especially Pilar Alcaide, PhD! And it was great to meet so many new people!

We are excited to welcome Dr. Donald M. Bers from University of California, Davis on October 20th at 9am to talk about "CaMKII-dependent Arrhythmogenesis in Diabetic Hyperglyemia and Heart Failure". Join us in-person and via Zoom! washington.zoom.us/j/4865023668

We are pleased to host Lavine Lab over the next couple of days for Breakfast Club Distinguished Speaker and UW Cardiology Grand Round! UW Center for Translational Muscle Research UW Bioengineering @MitochondriaMe1 ISCRM at UW Rong Tian, MD PhD Jen Davis Patrick M Boyle Michael Regnier Ying Zheng

Very excited for Dr. Hale to be speaking at UW!

Another amazing defense! Dr. Bretherton you will be missed! Congrats on an amazing start to your career!

📣Seattle friends!! We need you!! This Saturday Oct 14 come and join the #heart and #stroke walk organized by American Heart Association Our team is ready, we only need you!! bndfr.com/2vkZh

Great time at the AHA Heart and Stroke Walk! Darrian Bugg, PhD Silvia Marchiano Dennis Wang AHA Washington UW Cardiology UWashington Heart Institute

Great time walking for the AHA heart walk with the UW center for cardiovascular biology this weekend! Thanks to F Moussavi-Harami, MD for getting us all together! #heartstrokewalk

Wanna be inspired? Check out the full #breakfastclub schedule on the CCB website! ccb.uw.edu/events/

Amazing work from the Davis lab Jen Davis! Logan Bailey did an incredible job highlighting the role of Mbnl1 in cardiac muscle maturation and regeneration! Thanks for bringing me along for the ride-and looking forward to the future work to come!

A fun spotlight Jen Jen Davis and I had the opportunity to write on Sox9 generating fibrotic cellular neighborhoods! Check out the great new work from these authors understanding the role of sox9 in multiple organ pathologies.