Preprints don’t change much after peer review — and are rarely retracted.
go.nature.com/3R05ZZj
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“I will miss the creativity of teaching.”
During #TeacherAppreciationWeek, check out this #ScienceWorkingLife essay from a retired professor emeritus on how she challenged students to think beyond facts—and how she learned to teach like a scientist. scim.ag/3GH5wph
🔍 Check out the abstract topics for #TERMISAM2026! There are 18 main abstract topics, each of which includes several sub-topics to which abstracts may be submitted. Start planning your submission ahead of the deadline on May 18: bit.ly/48QkFjg
Congratulations to Jamshid Tadiwala from my lab for winning the @ORSsociety art x science competition in two categories!
Don’t miss the @ORSsociety webinar on May 6th at 12 pm!
Register here: ors.memberclicks.net/sms0506…
Our lab was hard at work at the #ORS2026 conference! 🚀💪 Jamshid Tadiwala crushed the podium talk and the squad - Avantika Jain, Amelia Ridolfo and Rebecca Sheetz killed it with amazing poster presentations 🔥
@ORSsociety
We are so thrilled about launching the skeletal muscle research section at @ORSsociety and bringing this community together! The inaugural social event was a success! Looking forward to exciting opportunities and collaborations!
The RIG on breakthrough biomaterials featured 3 excellent talks on the latest in VML research! Cherry on the cake was an excited and engaged audience. Plus, we officially launched the skeletal muscle research section @ORSsociety
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Excited for the RIG on Biomaterials for VML @ORSsociety Annual 2026 meeting in Charlotte, NC!
Headed to @ORSsociety with an incredible team! Looking forward to great science and even better discussions.
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GenAssist, a successful startup spun out of the Musculoskeletal Tissue Engineering Lab, has received a grant of $75,000 from STL nonprofit, Arch Grants. Please join us in congratulating the founders of GenAssist: Dr. Koyal Garg and SLU BME alum, Gabriel Haas (BS-2019, MS-2020).
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Last month, MS students from Dr. Koyal Garg's Lab represented SLU BME at the 4th Annual Research Symposium on November 6th. This symposium was hosted by SLU's Institute for Translational Neuroscience. Dr. Garg served as a faculty poster judge. Congrats to all! 👏
Excited for the RIG on Biomaterials for VML @ORSsociety Annual 2026 meeting in Charlotte, NC!
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You still have some time....#WCB2026
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In this #TopicalReview, Koyal Garg (@SLU_BME) et al. examine #regenerative rehabilitation as a way of navigating the gap between preclinical promises and clinical realities for treating trauma-induced volumetric #muscle loss 💊 🏃
🔗 Read the article: buff.ly/9RsKA7T
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The first snow of the season has hit St. Louis! ❄️ Keep warm and stay safe, all!
🎥: Dave S.
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🎉 SLU BME takes the stage! Our department was strongly represented at the first-ever Health Science Education Summit! The summit brought together participants from across SLU’s schools and colleges to discuss creating new Health Science Education programs at SLU.
📢 I am thrilled to announce the publication of the special issue that I had the honor of guest editing for @JPhysiol ! 📖
A huge thank you to all the brilliant contributors!
physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
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"In the end, I have come to realize that being authentic at work is not a weakness, but rather a strength." #ScienceWorkingLife scim.ag/489m6bk































