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Happy #Pride2022! BMESDiversity/TERMIS-AM SYIS/TERMIS SYIS EU are excited to spotlight our #LGBTQIAinBME and #OutInTERM members! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ Aaron Chiou is a postdoctoral fellow Stanford University who states that for too long he doubted his belonging until finding a community of out queer & trans folks.

It's official! Fischbach Lab is on Twitter. We'll be posting research updates, outreach opportunities, and other lab shenanigans on this account. Run by the group members below 🐠

We are hosting a bake sale today in Weill Hall to support Cancer Resource Ctr! Things are selling fast so drop by before we run out 🍪🍰🧁

Check out this incredible technology invented by @BenJ_Albert! Could this be the first step toward 3D printing bacon at home? 🤔

Sad to have missed this year’s meeting, but thrilled that @_shoolaa Matt Whitman Brittany from Cornell BME had a great time!

Proudly presenting Dr Matt Tan - what a treat listening to his presentation about metabolic regulation of tumor invasion! Fischbach Lab Cornell BME will miss him a lot!!!

Congratulations to Regan Stephenson for a fantastic defense of her thesis on microenvironmental regulation of tumor-associated macrophages! We will miss having Regan in lab but are excited to see what she will accomplish next 🎉

Hi @NCIPhySci trainees, The PS-ON community is applying to host a Special Session at the 2023 BMES annual meeting. If you are a trainee attending BMES interested in giving a flash talk please fill out this interest form docs.google.com/forms/d/1MZVRZ…

Heterogeneity of cancer is linked to its physical properties! Glad to see Garrett Beeghly, PhD and @adshimpi1 Cornell BME review published. With contributions from our own @NCIPhySci patient advocate Bob Riter

Glad to see our review online! We took a broad view of contributors to cancer heterogeneity across length scales. Many of these factors aren't accounted for in current preclinical research but bioengineering approaches will help recapitulate them moving forward 1/4

Super excited to share my first first author publication from my PhD Cornell BME, now out Nature Biomedical Engineering! Thanks to our collaborators, Fischbach Lab, Claudia Fischbach, and my co-author Siyoung Choi. Check out the thread below!

.Cornell Engineering Cornell BME doctoral student Matthew Whitman is a co-lead author of a paper on a new mechanism regulating tumor growth in the skeleton, to which additional doctoral students and alumni contributed as co-authors. Read more from Cornell Chronicle: news.cornell.edu/stories/2023/0…

We have a new website! It's still a work in progress, but we hope it provides an overview of what we're doing as a lab—science and otherwise. fischbachlab.bme.cornell.edu

So happy to see the first major piece of my PhD work in Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic published in Biomaterials on studying the effects of cosmic radiation using bioengineered human tissue models of the heart and bone marrow! doi.org/10.1016/j.biom…

Are you a physical scientist or engineer in cancer research and attending Biomedical Engineering Society 2023? There will be a special session on "Integrating engineering and physical sciences in oncology" from 2:00-3:30pm on October 13. Apply to give a flash talk here: forms.gle/KuHbHVXq3TWTAc…

Going to next week's Biomedical Engineering Society meeting in Seattle? Don't miss these Fischbach Lab Cornell BME presentations! Three of our outstanding Cornell Engineering undergraduate researchers will also present posters. Stay tuned! Brittany Garrett Beeghly, PhD Nicole Sempertegui Kylie Persson

Our latest publication on the relationship between bone mineralization and tumor cell #mechanosignaling has been featured in Nature Biomedical Engineering alongside other great recent studies from Dave Mooney and Hadi T. Nia. Check it out here: nature.com/articles/s4155…

🎉 Just passed my A exam and I’m officially a PhD candidate! 🌟 Excited for the next chapter in my research journey and ready for new adventures. Thank you to everyone who supported me along the way! 🚀📚 #PhDLife - thanks Coulter Ralston and @_shoolaa for the photos!

Scaffold design and choice of animal model drastically affect tissue formation and cellular complexity impressively shown in our new Biomaterials paper by Matt Whitman and Madhav Mantri with Iwijn De Vlaminck Cornell BME sciencedirect.com/science/articl…