Attending the APS? Excited about advancements in superres both methodological and analysis? Sign-up for this all-star* tutorial. Pressé Lab will do gentle intro Bayesian to superres analysis *minus ourselves 😅 American Physical Society Suliana Manley 🔬🗜🧫 @Bojuichang, M Backlund, Arpita Upadhyaya

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Wonderful to organize Tutorials on super resolution imaging and data science methods at American Physical Society APS Division of Biological Physics. Thanks to all the speakers Pressé Lab, Suliana Manley 🔬🗜🧫, Bo-Jui Chang, Mikael Backlund, Jan Funke for fantastic talks! #APSMarch #apsmarch2024

Wonderful time at the American Physical Society March Meeting last week in Minneapolis! Great sessions at the conference (helped organize the program as vice chair of APS Division of Biological Physics, look forward to chairing the program committee next year)! Amazing to meet many scientific friends and colleagues.

Congratulations to Mikayla Greiner (graduate student in my lab) for being awarded the NSF GRFP!!

The deadline for focus sessions has been extended to May 23 so there's still time to get involved!

There is still time to run your own session at the APS 2025 March Meeting in Anaheim CA, March 16-21. Volunteer to lead a pre-identified Focus Session or propose a new session! Fill out the forms in the links below. Submission deadline extended to May 23, 2024.

Read our recently published review on mechanosensing in immune cells. Excellent survey of the literature by @AashliPathni Iván Rey and Kaustubh Wagh!

As program chair of APS DBIO I encourage you to submit abstracts to the APS Global Physics Summit 2025 (March Meeting) - deadline 10/25! There’s an exciting line up of sessions from APS Division of Biological Physics: summit.aps.org/attend/sorting…. All abstracts are guaranteed short talks!

Women’s March 2024 … A lot of energy and passion among the thousands that marched last weekend. Hope this translates into action today given that so much is at stake! Vote! #voteblue #kamalaharris #harriswalz2024 #womensmarch

Good to visit congressional offices this week as a member of APS American Physical Society (as chair-elect of APS Division of Biological Physics), to advocate for science funding, enhancing STEM workforce and other APS policy priorities: cvd.aps.org. #APSCVD2025 Hope it has impact in these disturbing times.

Register for the APS Global Physics Summit (March 16-21, in Anaheim CA) today for early bird fees. As program chair for APS Division of Biological Physics it was great to help put together an exciting set of sessions in Biological Physics covering a large range of topics!

Join the protest in support of science & academia today (Feb 19, 12 pm) in DC! Join thousands of scientists as we raise our voice against federal firings, funding freezes and impending budget cuts which will be devastating for scientific research & discovery, and shut down labs.

Friends, I am at a loss of words for how devastating it would be to lose the entire intramural #NIH program. Some of the biggest medical and scientific breakthroughs have come from scientists in the NIH Intramural program. #SaveTheNIH science.org/content/articl…

Global Physics Summit is around the corner! Make sure to stop by the DBIO membership table during the meeting for some free swag 🔥 And check out our excellent line up of over 90 DBIO sessions. Find the full program here: summit.aps.org/schedule/