FINALLY OUT! Our work using spatial and single-cell transcriptomics to characterize the human immune response in pig-to-human kidney xenotransplantation is now published Nature Communications
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nature.com/articles/s4146…

A new review article has dropped from The Tune lab! Check out our thoughts (and data) surrounding the complex mechanisms of coronary pressure-flow autoregulation.
jmcc-online.com/article/S0022-…

Pregnancy 🤰🏽 has ling term effects on coronary #vascular function. Stop by Selina Tucker poster today at 5:15 pm. Selina is looking forward to see you and tell you more about her research. #WomensHealthResearch #APS2024

It is my pleasure to introduce Dr. Rauchelle Richey! Rauchelle Richey

extremely room-temperature take: it is not possible for there to be a “postdoc shortage” if there are a like hundred fold as many postdocs as there are faculty positions

Great project, great mentor!!

So proud of Courtney Miller for her outstanding talk at #AnatomyConnected24 ! #anatomy24

I bovied a hole in my finger through my glove this week. Cautery works though because it did not bleed. This PhD is a constant stream of learning I am scared of things that I didn’t know existed.

Pre-PhD: I'm not that clever

Post-PhD: I have a sophisticated grasp of precisely how stupid I am in multiple fields

Hitting send on a manuscript for co-author approval is what it took to make the final year of my PhD feel so real 😅

Carrying on the legacy of Stella Goulopoulou, PhD (she/her) today at The 5th Annual Women’s Cardiovascular and Brain Health Symposium. Honored to be selected for a featured trainee talk about my dissertation research! 🫀🤰🏽 #WomensHealth #postpartumhealth

5th annual Women’s Cardiovascular & Brain Health Symposium feat. our awesome trainee talks!

🌟NEWS!!!🌟New paper about the effects of #pregnancy on #maternal neuronal activity and memory is now in BioRxv. Congrats to Jessica Bradshaw, PhD for leading this collaborative project with the Rebecca L.Cunningham lab! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Women also have organs that aren't ovaries, uteruses & cervixes. Reproductive health is important, but so too are women's heart disease, women's mental health, women's autoimmune conditions. These - throughout life - should be central to the Women's Health Strategy. 🧠❤️‍🩹🧪 🦴 🫁

When does the PI trait of being able to cut 150 words out of an abstract kick in? Asking for me as I am currently trying to go from 387 words to 250 🫠

“Writing a manuscript” aka two sentences of sense followed by four sentences of my panicked inner monologue in parentheses to my PI

Fallopian fact: although medical illustrations often depict the ovarian tubes as attached to the ovaries, they're not. And if you only have one tube, it can pick up eggs from either ovary, a bit like (but not at all like) one of those grabby claw games.

Thrilled to share our new Nature Neuroscience article, where we tracked 110 first-time mothers & 34 control women to isolate the brain changes associated w/ pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum shorturl.at/lEGLO María Paternina-Die Magdalena Martínez-García PhD Daniel Martín de Blas Susana Carmona🧵👇

Me returning to work today after the holidays