Hearty congrats to Victor Pan, our first postdoctoral trainee, who will be starting at Parabon Nanolabs (Parabon) in March! We’ll miss you Victor!

Can hematology and biophysics be fun? Our paper w/ DavidMyers, Alex Alexeev Georgia Tech ME in Biomaterials shows how platelets in a blood clot pull equally in all directions and can shrink but maintain cool shapes like Lego dudes, shells, and stars😁sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

We're hiring! We're a fun-loving group of hard-working engineers looking for someone with experience in biochemical assays (ELISA!), in vivo mouse work, and cell culture (#Atlanta, Georgia) #job social.icims.com/viewjob/pt1621…

I’m geeking out on our new Nikon TIRF microscope!! Big thanks to NHLBI for letting us use our first R01 to defray the costs and advance our research!

A new understanding of the mechanics & physics of blood clotting just published in Biomaterials. Co-author Wilbur Lam: “If we know why this happens, then we have a whole new potential avenue of treatments for diseases of blood clotting.” bme.gatech.edu/bme/breakthrou… #bloodclot

So proud of these 8 Coulter BME students, who are now U.S. National Science Foundation Graduate Fellows! Check out how they’re working to improve lives: b.gatech.edu/3xmOdmM #NSFfunded #NSFGRFP

Huge congrats to Anjana & Alessandra, our lab's first NSF Fellows!