Improving our understanding of the mechanics of living tissues

West Lafayette, IN
Joined November 2018
If you're like us and thinking a lot abt what it means to take action for DEI efforts and a particular person/group comes to mind as a good example, consider nominating them for the #BMESDiversityAward (deadline is Jun15). Info on past awardees and award: bmes.org/content.asp?content…
Time's running out! The last day to submit a nomination package for a BMES award is June 15. For more info, visit bmes.org/awards.
A message of solidarity from the SB3C to acknowledge the pain, frustration, and anger caused by acts of racism and brutality against people of color in America: us9.campaign-archive.com/?u=…
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.@LatinXinBME stands in solidarity with the Black community during these trying times. We see you - please reach out if you need any support. Here are a variety of resources for everyone to help cope and show your support:
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Great discussion about (among other things) fundamental mechanics questions in computational medicine at @NSF_ENG workshop at @UM_MICDE
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All - please alert your junior faculty to this opportunity. It’s a great experience, and positive things can come out of it even if you don’t make the final cut! – at Iowa City, IA
Currently accepting self-nominations for the 2020 Young Innovators issue, until Nov. 8! All Assistant Profs (and equivalent) eligible, authors will present in a two-part platform session at BMES 2020 in San Diego! 2020 issue edited by @profmikeking @peytonlab and Scott Simon.
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What an amazing line up of events celebrating diversity at #BMES2019 @BMESociety
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Our work on the protective shield of the Mantis Shrimp made it to the cover of Advanced Functional Materials (@AdvSciNews). Nice art done by David Kisailus' group (@bournscollege). Here is the paper: doi.org/10.1002/adfm.2019022…, For more on this story: bit.ly/shrimp-shield
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