Congratulations @FMacG on your 10th lab anniversary! 🎉🎉🎉 Current lab members and alumni are very grateful for your mentorship and support throughout the years, and were delighted to celebrate this milestone (and your birthday!) with you 🥳🥂🎂

Our review of computational models for #endometriosis diagnosis & treatment (w/ @FMacG & @AGonzalez_JHU ) is out!☺️Connecting findings from labs, animals, & patients takes creativity + collaboration. We talk previous work & future opportunities here:

Good luck to Wangui and Inez, and to all the platform and poster presenters, in person and virtual, at #BMES2021. (6/6)

Inez is also presenting a poster on her collaborative work modeling the systems pharmacology of Antibody-Drug Conjugates. This is part of her research as an AstraZeneca Scholar. (5/6) (link requires event registration)

Inez Lam (@Inez_Lam) is presenting a poster on her collaborative work analyzing viral sequences, an important consideration in exploring the benefits of socially housing research animals (4/6) (link requires event registration)

Wangui received a best poster award for her IL8 work at the recent ACM conference! (3/6) https://t.co/8GtuuyjDDk

Wangui Mbuguiro (@WanguiMbuguiro) is presenting a poster on computational modeling of IL8 trafficking and signaling in neutrophils - and in particular the contribution of autocrine IL8. (2/6) (link requires event registration)

Due to travel restrictions, unfortunately many of us from @JHUBME & @ICM_JHU will attend #BMES2021 virtually. But there are many great virtual contributions! Two @MacGLab graduate students are presenting 3 posters this year - be sure to visit them via the online platform: (1/6)

A huge welcome to new @JHUBME PhD student and @MacGLab member @biochemnerd who started today. Welcome Amy!

We're so honored to receive the 2019 PLoS Computation Biology Research Prize in Public Impact. We wrote PhysiCell to empower modelers to do new and bigger science. I hope this prizes lets us reach and help even more. @CompCancer @rheiland @IUBloomington @IUSICE @ara_anderson

Nice to see some great papers get recognized with the @PLOSCompBiol research prize this year. Announcing the Winners of the 2019 PLOS Computational Biology Research Prize | PLOS Biologue

We're delighted to announce the winners of our 2019 @PLOSCompBiol Research Prize! 🏆 Congratulations to Hadizadeh Esfahani et al https://t.co/nURpeFPfPi; Dignon et al https://t.co/5lvy4LD0CN and Ghaffarizadeh et al https://t.co/T8EurwiXq4 Read more here: https://t.co/oriDHEFY0u

Over 50 students and faculty attended the FCBB course annual poster session, taught by Prof @KarchinRachel 👩‍🏫. Projects focused on data science topics, such as sequence analysis, machine learning, and network modeling for cancer and infectious diseases👩‍💻👨‍💻 https://t.co/eqMtsZxbGl

John Hickey, @JHUBME PhD student in the labs of Jonathan Schneck in @JHUPath and Hai-Quan Mao in @INBT_JHU and @TTECJHU, received the Hans Joaquim Prochaska Research Award for his work on engineering novel materials for T Cell immunotherapy. Congratulations John!

Shiva Razavi, @JHUBME PhD student in the lab of Takanari Inoue (@InoueLabJHMI) in @jhu_ccd, received the Michael A. Shanoff Research Award for her work on engineering chemotactic transduction in a cell-mimetic device. Congratulations Shiva!

Michael Blatchley, @JHUBME PhD student in the lab of Sharon Gerecht in @INBT_JHU, received the Paul Talalay Research Award for his work on regulation of vasculogenesis by hypoxia and viscoelasticity. Congraulations Michael!

Of twelve awards to graduate students across all of @HopkinsMedicine, this year *three* have been awarded to exceptional trainees in our #BiomedicalEngineering PhD program in @JHUBME! 🥳 Congratulations to Michael, Shiva, and John!

Young Investigators' Day is a 42-year-strong tradition at @JohnsHopkins. It celebrates the research achievements of graduate students and postdocs from all the programs in @HopkinsMedicine. This year is extra-special for our PhD program in #BiomedicalEngineering (@JHUBME) 🥳 👇

What do you get when an event is conceived, planned, led, and perfectly executed by trainees from @JHUBME @JHU_ChemBE and more? A smashing success! 🥳 Well done @JHUWOW, you’re a credit to @JohnsHopkins and @HopkinsEngineer. Missed it? Get involved at https://t.co/jJZc3WEapP 👩‍🔬👩‍💻

So incredibly impressed by the creativity and engineering ability of our small but mighty team, who won the Most Thrilling prize for their rollercoaster, the “Dragon’s Tongue” 🐉👅 Awesome work, and thanks to @LabSarma for hosting the event!