#NSFGRFP are out - congratulations to two of my favorite scientists Riley Catenacci and @Olumide_jfST!

Read our latest News & Views: Timothy Miller and colleagues discuss the most recent findings on the role of perivascular fibroblasts in the pathogenesis of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis #ALS Test Account Tim Miller nature.com/articles/s4159…

We hear that K series grants this cycle are due to the NIH by June 12. Let us know if you need help with copy editing, writing structure, or word count reduction!

InPrint is hosting 3 workshops, on June 10, June 17, and June 24! We'd love for you to join us. RSVP quickly -- The first 50 to register (see link in text) will receive an Uber Eat voucher for attending!!

There’s nothing like going into an instant oil change with the attitude of “strong, confident woman who won’t be up-sold” and then not remembering how to turn on your lights.

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! Introducing the *new* InPrint Presentation Consulting Service! We know how hard it can be to get help practicing presentations. We'll provide feedback on seminars, chalk talks, poster presentations, and more! /1   #scicomm

Two new tools for TREM2 research: antisense oligonucleotides and antibody single-chain variable fragments. #alzheimersdisease @WUSTL University of Oxford ow.ly/cTVo50FGCrS

Y’all. So surprised and thankful to be presented with an Outstanding Mentor Award at this summer’s WUSTL ENDURE symposium. It’s been such a pleasure working with scholars, especially Ephraim Oyetunji. ❤️

Thank you Himanshi Bhatia for sharing the hard work of our InPrint members! Glad to see ASBMB discussing scientific editing careers. #scicomm #AcademicTwitter asbmb.org/asbmb-today/ca…

Submitting to InPrint? You can request specific Editors or Designers! Our membership doubled over the past year, covering almost a dozen different departments among our graduate students. Along with our team of faculty, postdocs, and staff, we’ve got you covered 😎 @WUSTLdbbs

Co-authors Andrea Scharf, Amanda Daniel, PhD and Kathleen Schoch go #behindthepaper on starting InPrint: A Scientific Communication Network, a trainee-based editing service as route to improve scientific communication go.nature.com/2YtvDKf

Check it out: @WUSTL's own InPrint: A Scientific Communication Network was featured in Nature Biotechnology as an example of how to create a successful trainee-based #scicomm development program! Well done! Read it here: ow.ly/WLYp50Gtc1x

Happy to share that my last paper as postdoc in @aimee_kao lab has been published in Science Advances. Thanks to our amazing collaborators including Jennifer Yokoyama,The Cuervo Lab,Kathleen Schoch and many others. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

We just received our 200th submission!! 🤩🥳 In just a few short years, InPrint has grown so much! We love helping our fellow WashU scientists produce their best writing and figures 💕

We have an #exciting announcement InPrint: A Scientific Communication Network! In the upcoming weeks, @skylervhendrix will be transitioning into the role of our #editor-in-chief! So, this is a perfect opportunity to introduce her for #MeetTheTeam Monday! Check it out! 👏 #teamwork #edit #scicomm

Someone passed me on the sidewalk and said, “Hi!” I responded with “Good!” Awkward? Or, two steps ahead?

BREAKING: the FDA has approved a new drug called toferson for a rare form of ALS caused by mutations in the gene SOD1. #WashUMed researcher Miller Lab, MD, PhD, led the international clinical trials. ALS Center Wash U Biogen medicine.wustl.edu/news/drug-for-…