🎉🎉Years of hardwork & here presenting you all an interesting story published in Cell Metabolism about #fats & #sugars in our #food - how they are sensed & why we eat more #research cell.com/cell-metabolis…

This snow isn’t stopping me from acquiring this data 😤

me: “I love baking bread because you can’t really mess it up” Yet my last loaf was bland and my rolls this week are dense as h

Running to lab and immediately putting on PPE, not it

post-surgery second dinner >

entering my barista era

This next cohort of mice are Latinas, I will not explain further

another long day of enduring pain (mouse bites)

The Behavior, Biology, and Chemistry (BBC) Conference was pleased to offer 60 TRAVEL AWARDS to help defray the costs of attending the meeting, including waived registration fee, a travel stipend, and lodging! To learn how you can apply for 2025, visit: ww2.uthscsa.edu/artt/bbc/index…

Successfully ran 4 diff experiments this morning, I’m feeling unstoppable 😤

My lil buddies are happy to see me :’) (they get a little dopamine spike when I walk in the room)

Pleasure to present with my peers Yonatan Babore and Justin our project on research and URM students at the CDHE Summit!

Today was a very special day - vargas-pi, one of my very first lab members, gave her very last lab meeting. Her parents joined and cooked a phenomenal meal for the whole team. I could not be more proud of Alex as she starts her next phase- MD/PhD 🤩🥹🎉

Such a fun and exciting week in Phoenix for #SAEM24 Thank you to the amazing MSA program for the opportunity to meet incredible people, from fellow med students to field legends. Can’t wait to return in costume for dodgeball and SONOgames! @saemonline @saem_rams

Here we are, the new Pitt/CMU MSTP cohort! We call ourselves the “House of Steinman.” Why? Because we are a family, of course! We’re a pretty great bunch: collegially, friendly, and collaborative. What more can your ask for from a science family. #Pitt #H2P #pittmed #doubledoc

I love getting on the wrong bus 🤩

Today in nature-- Monell Center researchers, led by AmberAlhadeff, share new findings that point towards a possible way to reduce adverse side effects of popular next-generation obesity medications like GLP1-based drugs, known as semaglutide and marketed as Ozempic® and Wegovy®

Drugs like Ozempic are great for weight loss, but they make some people feel sick. We discovered that the brain circuits mediating the appetite suppression are distinct from those that mediate nausea – a finding that may be leveraged to develop more selective GLP1-based drugs.

Read about it here! nature.com/articles/s4158…

PhD student Misgana Ghidewon crushing her first conference talk! So proud 🥹🎉