Dry eye disease is common and can be caused by a lack of a protein called mucin 👁️ Researchers created an in vitro cell model that mimics the ocular surfaces of dry-eye patients to better understand its causes. Read the #OpenAccess article: ow.ly/AGWE50FoNE9

Though a little bit late to the game, I am thrilled to share that I was selected to be a member of this spring's new cohort of Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation fellows. Many thanks to my postdoc advisor Dr. Michael Elowitz and the whole ElowitzLab. Looking forward to the exciting journeys ahead.

Honored to attend the 2nd RRS ! Excited to learn about rheology in the next three days! #everythingflows #SOR2021

Great time to catch up! Just a throwback from 2019

Great work done by Dr. ⁦Amy Madl⁩ on testing efficacy of dry eye therapeutics via MuDEMOS platform! Check out our newest paper on lubricin available ⁦⁦ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces⁩ pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

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Free food alert! SoR Student Trivia Night will happen on Mon, Oct 10, 6:30 during the Annual Meeting. All students (undergrad/grad/postdoc) are welcome. Bring your phone to answer trivia about #rheology, food, and student life!

Seats are still available at the Student Trivia Night #SoR2022! Join us for a night of #rheology trivia! All students (undergrad/grad/postdoc) are welcome. Sign up here, forms.gle/xoShBDNpwK672G…, before seats are taken! Join SOR student slack channel for real-time updates:

Hi friends! I am super excited to move back to Bay Area and join Fletcher Lab! Stay tuned for more exciting news on my research!

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