The feeling when both you and your mate are recipients of a 2021 Canada Graduate Scholarships (CGS-M) award... Kieran Maheden NSERC / CRSNG CIHR @BME_UBC @UBCGradSchool #gradschool

Announcing our open lab event 🧬🧫! Looking for a position in a research group? Curious to see what Nozomu Yachie, Carl de Boer, and my lab are up to UBC School of Biomedical Engineering? Register here to virtually join us on Aug 6th or 20th: tinyurl.com/openlabevent. #SynBio #StemCells

How do you convince precious cells to play nice? One way might be tweaking the environment they find themselves in. Omar Bashth and I explore microenvironmental control of cell competition as a novel dial to turn during cell fate programming. doi.org/10.1016/j.gde.…

Please share 😀 🚨Trainees, are you looking to build or expand your network? Well, we've got you covered! There are still some spots available during the Meet the Experts luncheon at #TMM2022. Hurry up and register before all spots are gone 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️💨💨💨: tinyurl.com/MtETMM2022

Network with top academic+industry scientists and #scicomm experts! Register to build connections bit.ly/TMMexperts Nika Shakiba @BentzingerLab Megan Levings Dr. Stephanie Campbell Stem Cells Australia @Eichelbard Dr. Krishana Sankar STEMCELL Technologies Tania Bubela AbCellera Bruce Verchere

Are you at #TMM2022? Excited to chair Plenary Session 4 "Building a Digital Stem Cell" today from 3:55 pm with Maria Abou Chakra! Our speakers are Nika Shakiba (who will introduce our new initiative👀) Jun Wu Lab Morgan Craig | Quantitative Medicine Lab and Victoire Fort! Please come join us!👋

Thank you to our Plenary 4 speakers and chairs for an excellent discussion about building a digital #stemcell #TMM2022 Nozomu Yachie @mariaabouchakra Nika Shakiba Morgan Craig | Quantitative Medicine Lab @victoirefort Jun Wu Lab

Eric Jan, Ethan Greenblatt and I are spearheading the Vancouver RNA Club- follow Vancouver RNA Club (VRC) for updates on seminars and networking! First meeting on April 17th… see you there 🙌🏻

What would a cell do with DNA that has never had a chance to evolve a function? Find out at our updated paper using evolutionarily naive DNA to understand the "default regulatory state" of the genome. Tweetorial from co-first author Ishika ⬇️