Apply! APPLY! Apply!👇
The deadline for #VascularDiscovery24 has been extended and competing for the #BrinkhousAward in #Thrombosis is an honor.
Instructions are found here (DM with questions):
https://t.co/gFhMRHCdOD
Delighted to share that our article on studying clot flow interactions in vivo (see thread below) is now published+available online in @SciReports! Link: https://t.co/w3oY4iWL4e. Congrats to FLOWLab trainee Chayut Teeraratkul, collaborators Maurizio Tomaiuolo and @Timothy_Stalker
Excited to announce FLOWLab's latest preprint on clot-flow interactions through integrated intravital imaging and in silico modeling! This work is in collaboration with Maurizion Tomaiuolo and @Timothy_Stalker; led by FLOWLab PhD student Chayut Teeraratkul! A brief thread ... 1/N
Abstract and award deadline for AHA Vascular Discovery meeting extended to Jan 18! Early career investigators should be sure to check out and apply for the Brinkhous Award! https://t.co/BX4fxMPKWK
Calling all fellows and pre-tenure faculty in Hemostasis/Thrombosis!!📢
Submission for the @AHA_Research Brinkhous Award in Thrombosis is now OPEN 🎉
Competition at the ATVB Meeting, May 11-13 in Boston💚 with $1000 Cash Prize 🤩💰
Info and app here: https://t.co/d9aUQylDQw
#EarlyCareer Investigators studying #Thrombosis, consider applying for the #Brinkhous award 👇
It is a great way to get recognized and show your work!
Deadline: Jan 11th, 2023
https://t.co/xsaXuh6Ifp
Congratulations Richard O. Hynes, Erkki Ruoslahti, and Timothy A. Springer, 2022 #LaskerAward winners! — “for discoveries concerning the #integrins—key mediators of cell-matrix and cell-cell adhesion in physiology and disease”.
@MIT@sbpdiscovery@harvardmed#Lasker2022
The relative hydrodynamic resistance of the vessel and wound explains a decrease in shear rate with increase in injury size. https://t.co/VZFgik6w70 #thrombosisandhemostasis#vascularbiology
Our third story about GPCR kinases, entitled "GRK2 regulates ADP signaling ", is out. https://t.co/ixafFpMoF8. Thanks to our Penn, CHOP, Temple, UK Cambridge, and Jefferson colleagues for their collaborations on GRKs (GRK6, Blood Advances, 2020; GRK5, Blood Advances 2021).
A thread on designing poster presentations. I love poster design because there are so many good ways to make a poster. But like any presentation, simple design strategies can optimize communication. Compiled by @__Matt_Carter__ . 🧵1/21