And one of the manuscripts from Shannon Anderson, PhD—co-first author with @laurenhymel—is now posted as a preprint. Great collab with The Botchwey Laboratory Jang Lab

Excited to share our new work describing immune dysfunction after volumetric muscle loss. We found natural killer cells play an immunomodulatory role on neutrophils which impair muscle stem cells. Led by Jacqueline Larouche from U-M BME! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Very excited to share our new manuscript in eLife - the journal! We observed satellite cells are sensitive to innervation but in aging and neurodegeneration this behavior is lost! Led by U-M BME student Jacqueline Larouche and several collaborators! 1/n elifesciences.org/articles/66749

eLife - the journal U-M BME Jacqueline Larouche Special thanks to UM Biointerfaces students @paula_fraczek, Kaitlyn & Jesus and our collaborators Jang Lab, Joe Chakkalakal, Susan Brooks, Greg Valdez, Levi_Lab, Dr Sofia Merajver, MS, MD, PhD ☮️ and others!

Looking for an excellent new Bioengineering grad school program in a gorgeous setting? Come work with us Knight Campus! Nick Willett is looking for students to work on #RegenRehab projects within the Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance. DM or email w/ questions. Apply now bioengineering.uoregon.edu/apply

For the next three weeks, we will take you through the mitochondria to show you how it works. Let's start by zooming in to this awesome organelle. #3D #biology #mitochondria #ATP #animations

Very excited to share our latest work in #PNAS! We deconstructed volumetric muscle loss by comparing injuries that heal to fibrotic injury. This was led by U-M BME student Jacqueline Larouche and several collaborators! 1/n pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Mitochondrial dynamics in budding yeast. A picture was taken every 3 minutes for 5 hours. #microscopymonday

A new report by Jin-Soo Kim's lab combines DdCBEs, which we developed with Joseph Mougous's lab to enable cytosine base editing of mitochondrial DNA, with the deaminase we evolved in adenine base editor ABE8e to enable adenine base editing of mtDNA.👏👏 cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

Yesterday, one of our newest faculty members, Yunki Lee, gave a fantastic overview of his biomaterials research!

Check out this neat review including our very own @IllienJungerLab !

We have moved to Duke U, where we’ll continue to study neuromuscular development, regeneration, and aging. Looking to fill various positions including graduate and postdoctoral. Please contact me/please share. Duke Orthopaedics Duke Cell and Molecular Biology Graduate Program Duke DSCB Duke Regeneration Center Duke Graduate School

The Emory MSK Research Center is excited to host its 4th annual Symposium on September 23rd! We look forward to welcoming experts from the field and hearing from local investigators, with this year's focus on inflammatory joint disease. Registration 👇 forms.office.com/r/EnttQDsqGf

Awesome talks this morning by Innie Kang (Jang Lab) and Nazir Khan (Drissi Lab) at #ORS2023 !

We had an amazing time hosting Dr. Amy Wagers today! Her work is beyond impactful, and inspired us all!

Quadriceps VML mouse models inform the immune cell dynamics that influence the regeneration capability of critical volumetric musle loss (VML) injury The Botchwey Laboratory Nick Willett Jang Lab nature.com/articles/s4200…

We had a great time hosting Rick Lieber yesterday. A fantastic seminar and many thoughtful discussions, thank you for visiting!

Our latest paper has been chosen as the cover article in Science Advances. This is a tremendous achievement for our team, and I am proud of my postdoctoral researchers, Drs. Jimin Lee and Hojoong Kim. I am also deeply grateful to our esteemed collaborator, Jang Lab.

Dr Zuleger presenting on an ankle movement task during brain fmri to differentiate neural mechanims associated with #concussion Emory Sports Medicine 2024 Conference

🧠 and 🦵🏼 relationship? ChrisRiehm discusses his research using MRI guided EEG revealing a relationship between electrocortical activity and knee stability today Emory Sports Medicine 2024 Conference