Fantastic view this morning for the Microcirculatory Society pre meeting American Physiological Society summit. Thank you to Microcirculatory Society for the opportunity to moderate emerging topics in microcirculation. Really exciting work presented 👏👏 #baltimore #aps2025

Thank you! Really enjoyed the talk by Mauricio A. Lillo!

Keep up the good work Microcirculatory Society trainees!

The talented HHNS at UofG Mackenzie Charter spreading the good word about capillaries! Nicely done Mackenzie, amazing work!

A wonderful start day was yesterday in #APS2025

The Durand Lab was out in full force at the #APS2025 summit! ✅ 3 presentations and an endless amount of seafood later, it’s time to plan again for next year #microcirc #strokerehab #physiology

Such a wonderful event and some great photos too!

Flying back home after a fantastic time at #APS2025 American Physiological Society Thanks to the Microcirculatory Society for the opportunity to present our lab’s work on #LncRNA 🧬🧬 in vascular cells 🧫🧫! I had a blast and I got a lot of crazy ideas to take to the lab 😬

Well-deserved and such an excellent talk! Congratulations!

Amazing work by MCS member Fabrice Dabertrand and team! Check out their article in Science Signaling which was featured on the cover with accompanying editorial by Scott Earley!! 🥳Fabrice Dabertrand Scott Earley science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Check out the news article from Tufts about the research being done to improve stroke. Find yours truly along with some amazing clinicians and researchers here at Tufts discussing the big questions needing to be answered! now.tufts.edu/2025/04/28/big…

Congratulations to MCS Council Member Lauren A. Biwer, PhD!

CVRC Seminar happening on 5/8/25 featuring Dr. Darla Tharp.

Congratulations to MCS member Andreas Beyer PhD for his NHLBI NOA for an R21 to generate models to study the physiological impact of TERT in cancer and CVD! 🙌

Huge congratulations to Malak Alradi, trainee in MCS member Drew Fancher’s lab, for being awarded the Robert Gunn Student award from the APS Cell Section at the 2025 APS Summit!! 🫶

Thanks y’all!

Crab nachos at Baltimore Orioles Park, sessions on women in #physiology, kittens and meeting old friends are just some of the #APS2025 highlights APS member Casey Derella shared with us. Read more on the #ISpyPhysiology blog: ow.ly/8YQb50VWBt9

CONGRATS! 👏👏👏

Congratulations!!