First semester of grad school ✅ So proud to be part of Ohio State

Proud to have you here too 😌 #OSUNGP

No one “builds a house.” They lay one brick again and again and again and the end result is a house. A remarkable, glorious achievement is just what a long series of unremarkable, unglorious tasks looks like from far away. Procrastinators are bad at remembering this.

Friday morning flow cytometry! Excited to collect and analyze some data😀

First in person poster session of my career! Looking forward to the talks happening today. Thank you for this opportunity The Ohio State Department of Neuroscience

Having a great morning running for spinal cord research! Wings for Life World Run #wingsforlifeworldrun

Very excited to learn more about neuroimmunology at ASNI! ISNI-The International Society of Neuroimmunology The Ohio State Department of Neuroscience OSU Neurosci Grad Program

Thank you #ASNI2022 Ohio State Chronic Brain Injury Program for the great talks and the opportunity to present my own work on pressure ulcers following SCI! #buckeyeneurosci

I am learning so much at #SfN2022! What a great presentation by Dr. Bradke

Come to poster L2 at #SfN22 and learn about pressure ulcer healing after #spinalcordinjury!

Another semester complete! Happy holidays! ☃️

LIONEL MESSI WINS HIS FIRST CAREER WORLD CUP 🐐🇦🇷 B/R Football

Our beloved Buckeye State celebrates 220 years today! Happy Birthday, Ohio. ❤️🎉

Buckeyes Ryan Shazier and Tyson Gentry are helping fellow spinal cord injury survivors live independent, fulfilling lives. “You want to show that no matter what you’re going through, you can help others. That's kind of an Ohio State thing.” alumnimagazine.osu.edu/story/shazier-…

ICYMI: Read about our inspiring and hard-working Belford Center for #SpinalCordInjury! #BuckeyeNeurosci bit.ly/46ENBbh

The new issue of #ScienceTranslationalMedicine is out! New research in mice reveals that the liver acts as a hub for vaccine immunity against invasive bacteria, common hormones may be major culprits in muscle wasting after spinal cord injuries, and more. scim.ag/5h9

Next Tuesday, April 8th, at 2 pm EST, IOSCIRS is excited to present Christopher Vadala (Christopher Vadala) and Dr. Andrew Stewart (SCoBIRC). Watch the seminar live on our YouTube channel (bit.ly/34A0T9z)