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HAPPY 4th! Celebrating Independence Day and Exercising Academic Freedom. #NoPaineNoGain

Repping the U today!! Poster #151 and 2:00 Exploration Stage. MS2 Mingyang Zhang receiving Cell Section Research Recognition Award and Cannon Abstract Award! Come catch the rising 🌟 #APS2024

I wo-manned a poster tonight and I liked it! #APS2024

So glad I didn’t skip the afternoon poster session at #APS2024 Had an out of this world experience 🚀🌎 Got to meet Jessica Meir talk about being over the 🌙 🌝

APS members: Your new leaders just took office at #APS2024! Read press release to learn more about them: ow.ly/fsum50Ra1Fw

Summer 2024! Lab gold. Look at all this talent! Congratulations Hatib and Arlene on a job well done! Thanks UVU and Meharry Medical College for sending us your best!!

It’s always a good time American Physiological Society and w/ Farah Sheikh

Support the Zimmerman Endowment in Pulmonary Medicine at [bit.ly/Zimmerman2025]…

Join me in supporting Noah’s intended major U of U College of Architecture + Planning(Dept of Architecture &Planning Gaming Division) and pre- University of Utah Health (West Clinic) on Giving Day!! Please give if you can - it all comes back to U! #UGivingday #Uclass2029 donate.utah.edu/giving-day-202…

Sometimes you wanna go…where everybody knows your name… and they’re always glad you came American Physiological Society

“A different kind of leadership is required ... We must become stronger, more visible advocates for the discipline of physiology itself.” —Scott Steen Scott Steen #APS2025 #WeArePhysiology 5/11

Just met w Nicoletta Memos a co- founder of apsbluebonnet chapter of the American Physiological Society. Her passion for research and raising awareness is an inspiration!

Thanks American Physiological Society for another great scientific summit! See you next year!!

Last week, more than 70 APS members went to Capitol Hill to advocate for #biomedical research funding. Join others to make your voice be heard about how important this is. Sign up for APS action alerts: ow.ly/nkTV50VIrRe #FunScience #advocacy #SciPol #APSHillDay

Congratulations graduates! We are expecting great things from you!!

At today’s Innovations in Women’s Health Symposium, Key Note Speaker Dr. Heddwen Brooks (Tulane University Dr. Heddwen Brooks, PhD, AJP-Renal Editor-in-Chief), Alfred Cheung, Erin Rothwell, and Alton Swennes led a discussion on SABV and women’s health as national priorities to a captive audience University of Utah Department of Internal Medicine

Great (back to back) talks on women’s resilience to hypertension and impact of menopause on disease onset Dr. Heddwen Brooks, PhD, AJP-Renal Editor-in-Chief learned so much from your visit!

Thank you trainees for all your hard work and dedication to research!! Have a great year.