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Congrats Dr. Pratik! And, congrats to Jude Phillip lab on graduating the first PhD!!!

🎉 Announcing the 2024 BMES Award Winners! We're thrilled to recognize this year’s outstanding contributors to the field of biomedical engineering. Their incredible contributions will be celebrated at the BMES 2024 Annual Meeting in Baltimore. hubs.la/Q02SM6600 #BMES2024

Are you a #newPI coming to #BMES2024 next week? Join our special session for Assistant Professors on Thursday! Get expert tips on everything from starting your lab to preparing for tenure. 🌟 Hosted by #RisingStars in Engineering in Health Program + Co-organized w/Katie Hixon

This time next week at #BMES2024 Dr. Pilar de la Puente, Shreya Raghavan, and I are excited to host Engineering Innovations for Women’s Health! Come learn how you can apply your expertise, connect with other BMEs, and spark new partnerships!

We’re just days away from an unforgettable Annual Meeting packed with innovation, networking, and fun. Get ready for inspiring sessions, exciting events, and incredible opportunities to connect with leaders in the biomedical engineering field! 🌟 #BMES2024

Finally headed to #BMES2024 with my fancy new Tulane Department of Biomedical Engineering Asst Prof credential. I’m recruiting HARD this year for PhD students, so let all the young folk know to come find me. #Biomaterials&Beignets

Happy #BMES2024 everyone! Don’t forget to add all the amazing women’s health talks, posters, panels, and events to your schedule! Dr. Pilar de la Puente and I can’t wait to see you all there and will be tweeting out updates every day of the conference so stay tuned!

Looking forward to #BMES2024 starting today! Always a great conference to reconnect with colleagues and friends and meet new ones! Also excited for presentations from our lab!

If you attended the BMES women’s health session and want to connect on slack, please email: [email protected] #BMES2024

This was amazing! Congrats LatinXinBME ! #BMES2024

🎉 Congratulations to the 2024 Class of BMES Fellows! 🎓 These leaders are pushing boundaries in biomedical engineering, driving innovation, and shaping the future of healthcare. #BMES2024 #BMESFellows

A wonderful time reconnecting with Gordana Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic and her academic progeny. All part of the family now! #BMES2024

A lunch to honor the best mentor Gordana Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic organized by Leo Wan Leo Wan w super colleagues Sharon Gerecht Lab & Warren Warren Grayson #bmes2024 Biomedical Engineering Society awesome to see everyone

#BMES2024 provided a wonderful opportunity for current lab members to (re)connect with past members of our lab! All in the family!

Christie Ortega F Gerardo Ortega Oviedo 🇲🇽🏳️‍🌈 LatinXinBME @AnaMaPorras @BrianAguado Biomedical Engineering Society Especially happy to reconnect with friends & collaborators who have made this community extra special! Shout-out to Warren Grayson on his induction as a Biomedical Engineering Society fellow AND co-chairing a spectacular #BMES2024 meeting! #squad

Very proud of our Notre Dame Bioengineering Notre Dame AME Notre Dame CBE students for their amazing presentations at #BMES2024 ! Thanks to Warren Grayson, Lijie Grace Zhang, Ramana Vinjamuri, Cynthia Reinhart-King, and Biomedical Engineering Society leadership for putting together such a fantastic conference.

Very blessed for this team, past Bobby now Duke Engineering for his PhD) and present. It is an amazing family that we have built. You continue to excel and make me, the rest of the lab, and our Johns Hopkins BME Translational Tissue Engineering Center community very proud. Thanks for being a part of this journey.

Congrats Jean!! Well deserved!!!

Elsewhere in this issue: oxygen-generating scaffolds (Warren Grayson), engineered yeast as geroprotectives (Ignea Group - McGill), synthetic microbial communities (Rodrigo Ledesma-Amaro), PET upcycling (Tae Seok Moon), waste stream valorization (Dixon Lab), and more.

3D imaging and machine learning reveal that aging reduces nerve density in the skull, especially in the frontal bone, and weakens nerve-blood vessel connections.🥳 #3D #bone Warren Grayson Bone Research_Editorial Office nature.com/articles/s4141…