Our review "Exercise entrainment of musculoskeletal connective tissue clocks" is out! Danielle Steffen discusses the importance of understanding exercise's influence on connective tissue clocks to optimise matrix homeostasis. Institute of Sports Medicine Copenhagen AJP-Cell Physiology journals.physiology.org/doi/epdf/10.11…

Outstanding! Congratulations to #PMB Griffith Lab on receiving its first RO1 grant! 🚀👏🏾👏👏🏿👏🏼

Proud to have my work featured on the cover of Journal of Physiology. You can read my paper on muscle ECM in cerebral palsy here: doi.org/10.1113/JP2859…

Thanks to a trio of great authors from Institute of Sports Medicine Copenhagen for bringing us this piece from our latest issue! #Exercise entrainment of #musculoskeletal connective tissue clocks (Danielle Steffen Danielle Steffen et al.): ow.ly/gslA50T2bOC

Last year on my birthday I got a shout-out from George Kittle This year the 49ers topped that by extending Brandon Aiyuk BA San Francisco 49ers is there any way we can get Trent Williams his money and maybe get me a few birthday shout-outs too? Sincerely, One of the 49er Faithful

Great to see Ross P. Wohlgemuth, Ph.D. and crew showing how collagen aligns during muscle stretching! #MyoTwitter Strain-dependent dynamic re-alignment of collagen fibers in skeletal m... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Professor Lucas Smith: Strain-dependent dynamic re-alignment of collagen fibers in skeletal muscle extracellular matrix Lucas R. Smith Ross P. Wohlgemuth, Ph.D. UC Davis Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation @sarah_brash25 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

You asked, we answered! This paper by Wohlgemuth et al. aimed to explore the relationship between collagen structure and muscle biomechanics to understand CP pathophysiology. physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11… Ross P. Wohlgemuth, Ph.D. Lucas R. Smith

Our first #ThrowbackThursday of October is a Decoding #Fibrosis review, Alignment, cross linking, and beyond: a collagen architect’s guide to the skeletal #muscle extracellular matrix (Ross P. Wohlgemuth, Ph.D., Sarah Brashear, and Lucas R. Smith): ow.ly/8KcO50TCeos

Great team effort, another 1st author pub for Alex Keeble! Transparent peer review and great editorial process as always at Journal of Physiology

Let's go Fry lab!

Happy to share our review in Journal of Physiology that takes a clinical slant on FAP contributions to muscle pathology and therapeutic potential with a focus on common MSK injuries and disorders. Led by Allison Owen, PhD with images from Sara Gonzalez physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1113/JP…

Only a few days left and I am still in second place! Can I get some likes on my graphical abstract posted to UF Myology Institute?! University of Kentucky Ronnie Coleman Arnold I'm looking at you for support!

Excited to share new projects from the lab at the Advances in Skeletal Muscle Biology meeting! Please stop by and chat with Alex Keeble Ross P. Wohlgemuth, Ph.D. Nick Thomas Sara Gonzalez #myotwitter

I’m exited to share that I won the Function Trainee Poster Award at the UF Myology Institute ASMB conference!! Huge thanks to the organizers, the judges, my lab and Christopher Fry for the support. American Physiological Society Sue Bodine

Very grateful to have had the opportunity to share our work at UF Myology Institute at the podium. I've found no better place to talk muscle and connect with other muscle scientists #muscleiscool UKY Center for Muscle Biology

Congratulations to Sara Gonzalez-Velez (Poster 87) and Hemangi Bhonsle (Poster 46; not pictured) as the Function Function Pre and Post Doctoral Winners of the Certificate of Excellence for Outstanding poster at ASMB 2025!

It’s been great having Annabel in the lab with us. Excited to see the results of her work! It was a busy few weeks but we found time for some fun Nick Thomas Alex Keeble Sara Gonzalez Ross P. Wohlgemuth, Ph.D. Jean Fry, PhD, RDN Allison Owen, PhD UKY Center for Muscle Biology