The Hehnly Lab is looking for a lab manager! Check out our job posting here and spread the word! sujobopps.com/postings/97229

Functional link between vimentin and the cell centrosome? New work from Renita Saldanha and the Patteson-Hehnly Lab collaboration. royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs… Heidi Hehnly-Chang

I couldn't agree more! Thank you to GWIS for the invite to speak. I learned so much from the fantastic youg women of GWIS and GWIS Syracuse this weekend. Don't forget to be unapologetically confident. Rajanya Ghosh Gargi Mishra

Vimentin promotes collective cell migration through collagen networks via increased matrix remodeling and spheroid fluidity. Great work from Minh Thanh. Experiments + Modeling. Syracuse University Physics Patteson, Schwarz, Zhang, Wu, and SyracuseBMCE Soman Groups. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

After 4 miscarriages, 39 weeks of a high-risk pregnancy and >24 hours of labor, I am excited to announce the birth of our baby, Atika Damodaran. She will be my constant reminder of the impact determination, perseverance and science can have on human life.

. SyracuseBMCE Professor Mary Beth Monroe has been selected to receive the 2023 Rosalind Franklin Society Special Award in Science. #SyracuseU #STEM ecs.syracuse.edu/about/news/bio…

Maria Goeppert Mayer was the 2nd woman to earn the Nobel Prize in Physics for discovering the nuclear shell model. This week Argonne Lab & UChicago celebrated 75 yrs of the Nuclear Shell Model and Mayer's growing legacy. Shout out to Rhiannon Hutton for sharing this great quote!

Maria was a nuclear physicist who had a huge impact on biology & medicine. Her 1930 PhD thesis described two-photon systems that was the basis for the Two-Photon Microscope invited in the 90s. It is now state of the art technology for 3D imaging and used to diagnose skin legions.

The Patteson-Schwarz collaboration is back again. Current Opinion in Cell Biology piece on Reorganizing chromatin by cellular deformation. Great job Sarthak Gupta for leading it. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

We wrapped our 3rd annual Physics high school program at Syracuse University. It gets better each year! Congratulations to our interning students for all your hard work and creativity. Thank you to the over 80 volunteers from SU & SCSD that make this program possible.

Because you only hold your first published book for the first time once… grateful to share an academic joy project #makingalgebrameaningful

The oral doctoral examination of Maxx Swoger, candidate for the Ph.D. degree, will be held on August 15 at 1 p.m. in room 202. The title of the candidate’s dissertation is: “Vimentin inside and outside the cell: from cell spreading and nuclear mechanics to COVID-19.” #SUPhysics

Shout-out to Excellent Student Now PhD, Dr. Maxx Swoger! He gave a great talk at his PhD Defense last week. Congratulations. 👏

Getting ready for the new school year. Love the new posters from this Cottrell Collab Kathryn Haas Research Corporation for Science Advancement

Things are lighting up in the Blatt BioImaging Center with Leica Microsystems and their SP8 and #thunder microscope!

We did it! We moved from the Physics Building to the Life Science Complex. We love our new space and thanks to all the students, staff, and group members who made it happen. I had the Dream Team. Come say hi. We are next to Blatt BioImaging Center. Syracuse University Physics Blatt BioImaging Center

. BioInspired Syracuse has been awarded a $3 million grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) Research Traineeship Program for the creation of an interdisciplinary training program for doctoral students in emergent intelligence. #SyracuseU #STEM news.syr.edu/blog/2024/08/2…

Fran Brown Era starts today. Let's Go Orange. 🍊

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Big multi-group effort deciphering role of vimentin in nuclear shape. Patterns involved. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…