Happy to be selected as an #ISSCR2026 Ambassador! The @ISSCR 2026 Annual Meeting will take place in Montréal, Canada on 8-11 July 2026 and features 4 days of cutting-edge stem cell science and global research talks. Learn more about the program: https://t.co/QSYnXhaClx
Thrilled to share our latest work on identifying mechanisms underlying contact-mediated inhibition of cardiomyocyte proliferation. Thanks to all the contributors to this work especially my advisor @SeanM_Wu and co-1st-author, Paul. @CircRes@StanfordCVI
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Had a wonderful time at #BCVS25! I enjoyed all of the top notch science and getting to reunite with friends from across the US and beyond. Special thanks to the program organizers for the privilege to be a part of the conference program and for the multiple opportunities to give back.
What a successful conference! Learned cutting-edge cardiovascular science, exchanged new ideas, met scientists I’ve admired from papers, reconnected with friends, and enjoyed a beautiful city. So inspired—can’t wait for next year! #BCVS25 🫀✨
So grateful to have such a supportive mentor, colleagues, and community. The reason why I come to BCVS every year. #BCVS25. Hope to see everyone next year l
Great to catch up with you, Han, and Soah and hear about all of your career successes! We @StanfordCVI are so proud of what you’ve done so far. Look forward see more great papers coming out of your labs. @Joseph_C_Wu@EldrinL@StanfordDeptMed
Catching up with @SeanM_Wu@StanfordCVI lab alumni including @HanZhuMD and @SoahLeePhD at #BCVS25!
Reuniting with old friends is the best part of scientific meetings, other than the science of course! 🔬🍝
Happening now at #BCVS25: Kicking off the morning with cutting-edge talks on by Drs. Wu, Mohiuddin, Murry & Redd. From AI-augmented iPSC drug screening to xenotransplantation, gene editing & novel myosin inhibitors—translational science in action! 🫀🚀 #AHA
This year’s keynote was from Dr. Bruneau on heart development in 3D—from transcriptional regulation to chromatin architecture. Stunning images and an eye-opening video of heart tube formation. A powerful close with #StandUpForScience and #ScienceMatters. #bcvs25
Just wrapped up the cardiac development session—exciting talks ranging from linear heart tube formation to postnatal heart maturation. A perfect primer for the upcoming tissue engineering session. Stay tuned! 🫀 #bcvs25
Excited for the Women in Science session this morning! 🌟 Come be inspired by the stories and wisdom of these incredible women scientists. #WomenInSTEM#Empowerment#BCVS25
Fascinating talks at this morning’s Early Career pre-conference session—spanning cardiac development, metabolism, gene regulation, and regeneration. Especially inspired by @benoitbruneau & @jmuncievasic’s work on MEF2C-driven, segment-specific heart tube morphogenesis 🫀 #BCVS25
Stop by at AHA desk for more information about research funding and peer review opportunities. There are opportunities for international investigators like me as well! exciting 🤩#AHA#bcvs25
This grant funding session was right on time during these challenging times. Learned about alternative funding paths including venture support—and how to get involved as a study section reviewer. #bcvs25
7th #ACSMeeting. Inspiring keynote by Dr. Kass on #HFpEF—take-home message: stay lean! 💪
Shared our poster on cardiomyocyte proliferation: don’t just hit the gas, release the brake too! 🚦Missed it? Catch us at Thur poster session (Thur40)! #BCVS2025
7th #ACSMeeting kicks off tomorrow—jumpstarting #BCVS2025 with exciting pre-meetings in the beautiful city of Baltimore! 🦀 Also fueling up with the city’s iconic crab cakes.
The Cardiovascular Reprogramming Symposium hosted by #Yonsei and #Emory is happening now! 🔬🫀 Incredible talks on cardiomyocyte & vascular reprogramming, heart regeneration—couldn’t even snap pics because it was that engaging! 😆 Perfect lead-in to #BCVS2025! #cardioscience
Represented RM1 team at #ISSCR2025. Shared my one-of-a-kind collaboration experience. @AllenInstitute’s disease collection is high quality and rigorously QCed. Hope broader scientific community take advantage of it 🧫
One in 500 people have hypertrophic cardiomyopathy – the most common genetic heart condition in the world.
Our disease-specific cell line collections are available for just the cost of shipping to support researchers studying heart diseases. https://t.co/xv19w5uF2z
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Catching up with old friends is the best part of international conference #ISSCR2025
Science 🧫 + good foods 🥟+ friendship 🧑🔬= what more can I ask for?