Are you up on the 'Advances in #SickleCell Disease'? If not, check out this feature in the May issue of #TPhysMag : ow.ly/loeN50RvTCo. Article by Christina Szalinski.

The May issue of #TPhysMag is out! Read about the new APS president, advances in #SickleCell disease, how to improve the postdoc experience and more: ow.ly/IWgY50RvSqz

The May #TPhysMag 'Policy IQ' column discusses 'NIH's Road Map to a Better Postdoc Experience': ow.ly/xhHr50RvVQH #ProfDev #SciPol CC: APS Science Policy

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📢Take a look at the March issue of The Physiologist magazine featuring #JNeurophysiol 's Associate Editor, Dr. Monica Perez (Monica Perez)!

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In the March issue of #TPhysMag , learn about how understanding the functional genomics involved in bear hibernation could enhance human health in 'The Bear Necessities': ow.ly/vkfW50QMB6m

In the current issue of #TPhysMag , APS member Ann Revill shares how riding horses as a child led to a career in #physiology : ow.ly/q6V150QMArZ #ProfDev

Policy IQ in the March #TPhysMag explores 'Supporting Equitable Research': ow.ly/BFsB50QMzAU #SciPol #advocacy CC: APS Science Policy

Learn about 'The Layers of Open Science' In the March issue of #TPhysMag : ow.ly/6CKN50QMzWf CC: APS Publications

From the July 2021 #TPhysMag , 'The Gender Gap' looks at how 'science on sports performance among women and girls has been slow to catch up.' ow.ly/Awrf50RsCFk #NationalWomensHealthWeek #SABV

From July 2023 #TPhysMag , 'Usha Raj’s need to know ‘why’ led to a rewarding career studying the pulmonary circulation.' Read more: ow.ly/Xbzr50QQmV8 Usha Raj #WomensHistoryMonth #MembershipMonday

'Generational Power,' a feature in the March issue of #TPhysMag , looks at harnessing the talents of a multi-generational team in the lab: ow.ly/xCx150QNCan. Article by Brian Busenbark.

Enjoyed writing 'The Last Word' for the September issue of #TPhysMag for @APS

ICYMI, The March issue of #TPhysMag cover feature, 'Beauty in the Simplicity,' highlights APS member and renal physiologist Jan Michael Williams, PhD. Read more: ow.ly/Kkeg50RekJF. Article by Rachel Crowell

Your #ProfDev read for today: 'Working Less Is the Key to Greater Scientific Productivity' from APS member Robert Fenton (Rob Fenton) in the current issue of #TPhysMag : ow.ly/KeCq50QMzca

Today's #ProfDev read: In the March #TPhysMag Mentoring Q&A column, APS members Dain Jacob (Dain, MS) and Steve Elmer discuss 'the most difficult days of graduate school': ow.ly/ocyb50QMBo5