Motivating keynote presentation at the Massey Grand Challenge by TopNeuroDocs Dr. Odette Harris @UMichMCIRCC

The Deleterious Role of the Prostaglandin E2 EP3 Receptor in Angiotensin II Hypertension | American Journal of Physiology-Heart and Circulatory Physiology journals.physiology.org/doi/abs/10.115…

Congratulation Anthony Anzell, Ph.D. who successfully defended his dissertation “The Dynamics of Life and Death: Mitochondrial Fragmentation, Mitophagy, and Swelling during Neuronal Ischemia/Reperfusion”!

Grateful for the support & amplification as I've shared my experience as black prof, in the midst of ongoing unjust killings and systemic racism. For those who've asked for advice on ways to support students, trainees and others, I've included suggestions in the thread below.

Kudos to rockstar Zachary Pickell for working so hard on this JAHA review. Congrats on your first 1st authorship paper! @AMWilliams Hasan Alam @UMichMCIRCC

Real change requires protest to highlight a problem, and politics to implement practical solutions and laws. As I mentioned yesterday in our My Brother's Keeper Alliance town hall, there are several steps our mayors and elected officials can take right now:

The evidence has been there for months Yet the lack of accepting by all to change behavior persists wsj.com/articles/face-… by Caitlin McCabe

Scientific American has endorsed a presidential candidate for the first time in our 175-year history. We urge you to vote for Joe Biden, who is offering fact-based plans to protect our health, our economy and the environment: bit.ly/3hJKYKG #Election2020

Best known for her advocacy for equality between the sexes, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was also thought of as a reliable vote for environmental interests that argued before the high court. In practice, her jurisprudence was much more complex. scientificamerican.com/article/ruth-b…

It’s great to see President Biden elevate science leadership to a cabinet-level position. Congratulations Eric Lander.

The last time I was here in 2017, Capitol police were escorting me to central booking for leading a non-violent protest of an immoral budget. This time they just had to show me to my office.

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Excellent fellowship opportunity. M-RISE combines basic science, clinical science and population science approaches to improve OHCA survival. mrise.med.umich.edu/what-we-do/tra…

M-RISE fellowship is a great training opportunity for anyone seeking a career in resuscitation science. See details below.

Excited to get Notice of Award for our new R01 from the NIH/NINDS. We will be investigating the role of mitochondrial quality control in ischemic stroke and developing a new therapy to reduce brain injury. @UMichMCIRCC Michigan Research

Excited to share our new paper from the Thomas Sanderson demonstrating the use of machine learning in the field of mitochondrial biology, now published in Scientific Reports #mitochondria #AI nature.com/articles/s4159…

A big month at the Thomas Sanderson, PhD student Garrett Fogo received NoA for his F99/K00 to fund his pre- AND post-doctoral training. New Assistant Professor Joseph Wider landed a DoD grant. Today we received NoA for a NIH U44 grant. Lots of exciting studies to keep us busy!