Thanks American Physiological Society for another great scientific summit! See you next year!!

Outstanding, as usual, presentation by Sarah F Andres about IMP1, mucus, and NEC! Excited to see what’s in store for this IMPortant pathway! APS Gastrointestinal and Liver Section American Physiological Society

Another great American Physiological Society Summit! We can’t wait for next year in Minneapolis ✨ Special thanks to our Trainee Subcommittee members for all their hard work! #APS2025

And so another APS Summit comes to a close. Final coffee with the great Dr. Kim E. Barrett and Cormac Taylor It’s been brilliant to catch up with so many friends and colleagues. Until next time……. American Physiological Society #aps2025

And some golden nuggets of advice gathered for the Trainee physiologists out there…..

Next at APS: • w/Columbus Instruments: Understanding Body Temp and Energy Homeostasis 5/6 • Goyal Lecture w/@Gareaulab: Impact of Neonatal Microbiota-Gut-Brain Axis Development on GI Pathophysiology 5/12 • w/ALZET: Trainer’s Toolkit for Osmotic Pumps 5/20 ow.ly/66Iz50VEWqx

📢AJP-Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology is looking for your papers on Cell and Animal Models of Gastrointestinal Disease! ➡️ow.ly/ln9T50VvZnJ #AnimalModels #GastrointestinalDisease #GITwitter #CallForPapers

🎉🙌 Huge shoutout to Caitlin Vonderohe for being one of the winners of the John Forte Distinguished Abstract Awards! Congrats! #APS2025 #WeArePhysiology APS Gastrointestinal and Liver Section

🎉 Huge congrats to our amazing AE Dr. Gareau on receiving the Raj and Prem Goyal Award Lectureship! Your dedication to #Gastrointestinal health inspires us all! Be sure to join her webinar on May 12th! 📅✅ow.ly/EKBw50VM2jR

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👏🎉 Huge congratulations to Ananya Parthasarathy for being one of the winners of the John Forte Distinguished Abstract Awards! 🏆 #APS2025 #WeArePhysiology @ananya_p #ajpgi APS Gastrointestinal and Liver Section

📢This #CallforPapers intends to highlight new mechanisms that regulate metabolism in the #microbiome and innate and adaptive #ImmuneSystem in metabolic tissues that impact chronic diseases such as #obesity and gastrointestinal and #NeurologicalDisorders. ow.ly/pzFF50VvZE6

👏Congratulations! 👏 🎉AJP-Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology is excited to congratulate Sarah Andres (Sarah F Andres) for being one of the winners of the John Forte Distinguished Abstract Awards! #APS2025 #WeArePhysiology APS Gastrointestinal and Liver Section

🎉📢 Big cheers to Daana Roach on being one of the recipients of the John Forte Distinguished Abstract Awards! #APS2025 #WeArePhysiology #ajpgi APS Gastrointestinal and Liver Section

🏆👏Please join us in congratulating Jayson Antonio for being one of the recipients of the John Forte Distinguished Abstract Awards! #APS2025 #WeArePhysiology #ajpgi APS Gastrointestinal and Liver Section

🏆👏Huge congrats to Raymond Ho for being one of the John Forte Distinguished Abstract Award recipients! An outstanding achievement recognized at #APS2025! AJP-Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology APS Gastrointestinal and Liver Section #WeArePhysiology

👏🎉Kudos to Michaela Quintero on being one of the recipients of the John Forte Distinguished Abstract Awards! A remarkable honor and well-earned recognition at #APS2025! #APS2025 #WeArePhysiology #ajpgi APS Gastrointestinal and Liver Section

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🚨New research alert! Grace Baruta et al. created an innovative enteroid model revealing how MAP targets #MCells via fibronectin bridging. Explore the dynamic interplay with the intestinal #epithelium! ow.ly/BiVM50VTfBs #HostPathogen #enteroids

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