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Please join us for the Society for Biomaterials (SFBiomaterials)'s inaugural Northwest Symposia here in Seattle University of Washington on Sept. 19-20, 2024! Exciting speakers, posters, social, & networking. Early bird registration ends THIS FRIDAY (8/23). Register here: biomaterials.org/2024-regional-…

We have updated and expanded our database of fellowships for POSTDOCS in neuroscience/neurology/cog science. For each fellowship, we provide a description, $ amount, deadline, link, and eligibility criteria. Download our database freely here: research.jhu.edu/rdt/funding-op…

Learning about the MAGIK of creating reporter stems cell with Dr. Xiaojn Lian, about RNA targeting with CRISPR with Dr. Piyush Jain and high throughput in vivo screening with Dr. Fan Zhang - lots or possible future collaborative work! #cmbe2025

First CMBE in the books! Such a great honor to share my postdoc research work at @BMES_CMBE conference!! Thanks to Ngan F Huang, PhD and Keyue Shen for the kind invitation and putting together a wonderful conference!!

In fiscal year 2024, the report found, NIH awarded more than $36.9 billion to researchers, supporting more than 408,000 jobs and generating over $94.5 billion in new economic activity nationwide.

Procrastination is not a time management problem. It’s an emotion management problem. You’re not avoiding work. You’re avoiding tasks that feel boring, frustrating, or stressful. Postponing prolongs pain. The dread of starting is quickly outweighed by the joy of progressing.

Published in Immunity, Peter Fecci lab (Duke Neurosurgery), Jan 2025. Tumor-associated macrophages (TAMs), not tumor cells, are primary mediators of progression from progenitor-exhausted to terminally-exhausted T cell state in GBM. TAM-T cell interaction are typically prolonged

Attending the 2025 SFB Annual Meeting in Chicago this April? 🗣️Stop in to hear great talks from the 8 scientists below, during the Postdoctoral Recognition Award (PRA) Competition on Thursday, April 10th at 1:30 PM CT in Room 4C! #biomaterials

Basking in cherry perfection! 🌸 #UWcherryblossoms

If you used your eyes to read this, cells like these lit up in your visual cortex. nature.com/immersive/d428… microns-explorer.org

Taking a breath w new paper announcement. Bioprinted platform for parallelized screening of engineered tissue formulations in mice (1/4). See paper in Cell Stem Cell here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Read more in lay write-up here from @uwiscrm @uwmedicine (3/4): iscrm.uw.edu/new-platform-f…

Teamwork makes the dreamwork by amazing co-first authors #ColleenO'Connor Ph.D. and Fan Zhang and collaborators Daniela Witten, Liz Wayne and Cole DeForest Thx Sheila Chari for constructive review (4/4).

"Biomaterials-Based Approaches to Mandibular Tissue Engineering: Where We Were, Where We Are, Where We Are Going". Excellent article by Tony Mikos and Maeve Kennedy of Rice Bioengineering in #RegenerativeBiomaterials academic.oup.com/rb/advance-art…

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The emerging era of structural nanomedicine bit.ly/4cO80hz

Excited to share our new publication nature.com/articles/s4146… , showing that viscoelastic matrix enhances cell plasticity and reprogramming efficiency. Congratulations and thanks to Yifan Wu, the team members, and collaborators!

PhD's Log: The stages of writing a paper:

How to Write a Killer Research Paper Intro (Even If You’re a Beginner) Your intro is your first impression make it count! Here’s a simple, step-by-step guide to hook readers and set up your paper like a pro. -Thread-