It seems like every year the ORS meeting gets better and better! What a wonderful conference for all to be proud of. It’ll take at least a week to drink in all of the science. Maybe the Phoenician desert has something to do with that...

If you want to know the macroscale mechanical consequences from activation or deactivation of mTORC1 pathway in Achilles tendons, please stop by my presentation in the “Tendon & Ligament - Mechanics” session today at 9pm EST. Massive thanks to Kyu-Sang Joeng! #ORS2021

Mini thread: Single cell RNA-seq data from our 2 recent papers are now available through Broad Institute Single Cell Portal

When asked to fix something, we don’t even think of removing parts arstechnica.com/science/2021/0… by John Timmer

"Because the clots call for an unusual treatment, however, the organizations are calling for a pause in administering the J&J shot. This will provide them with time to ensure the medical community is aware of the appropriate treatment." #COVID19 trib.al/Jmru2xO

More US agencies potentially hacked, this time with Pulse Secure exploits arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/0… by @[email protected] -- Follow me there

Achievement unlocked: This morning I entered my computer passcode to start the microwave. Woohoo!

It is really important to ask all your co-authors before submitting an abstract. Get positive consent to do the thing. It may seem innocuous…it’s not. You need everyone on board. Not good to find you are on something you’ve not seen. Trust me on this. R/T if you agree.

Masters degree in PowerPoint Science: Empowering absent-minded academics to collect rare spousal brownie points.

So excited for the season of when privileged tissue engineers start advising us about how COVID is still here. Yes, we know, we listen to experts as well. No need to parrot.

On June 2, 2022 from 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. ET, the FDA hosts a virtual public workshop on Animal Studies for Orthopedic Products.

Kudos to a PATCO employee for locating and returning my lost wallet! Amazing!