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Lakyn Mayo
Lakyn Mayo Lakyn Mayo University of California, San Francisco Will present their poster, “Scribble regulates angiogenic symmetry breaking by limiting adherens junction remodeling.”
Read MoreCristina Espinosa-Diez, PhD
Cristina Espinosa-Diez, PhD May 31, 2024 Assistant Professor Wayne State University Primary Research: Welcome to the Espinosa-Diez lab, where we are dedicated to understanding how external stressors impact vascular remodeling and dysfunction. Our research primarily explores the impact of cancer therapeutics and DNA-damaging agents on vascular health, particularly through changes in epigenetic modifications like…
Read MoreHisham Ibrahim
Hisham Ibrahim Hisham Ibrahim University Health Network/University of Toronto Will present a talk titled, “The mechanosensitive ion channel Piezo1 is required for monocyte spreading on VCAM-1 and monocyte recruitment in VCAM-1-dependent inflammation” in the session, Leukocyte-Vessel wall interactions: focus on immune cells, on July 4 at 11:25am.
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Mascha Koenen Mascha Koenen Rockefeller University Will present a talk titled, “PRDM16-Dependent Loss of Beige Adipocytes Leads to Elevated Blood Pressure” in the session, Metabolic targeting of vascular remodeling, on July 3 at 2:00pm.
Read MoreWebinar Featuring Dr. Tim Padera
Webinar Featuring Dr. Tim Padera Tim Padera, Ph.D. Associate Professor Massachusetts General Hospital The webinar took place on May 2, 2024 Dr. Tim Padera, Ph.D. Associate Professor at Massachusetts General Hospital will discuss “The lymphatic system in health and disease.” Click here to access the recording Categories Council Candidates Inspiring Women IVBM2024 Travel Awardees Members'…
Read MoreSharon Gerecht, PhD
Sharon Gerecht, PhD May 1, 2024 Paul M. Gross Distinguished Professor of Bioengineering Duke University Primary Research: Our lab studies how the microenvironment regulates cellular responses, with the long-term goal of developing countermeasures and therapeutics. We develop biomaterials and culture systems to emulate mechanical and physical stressors toward understanding tissue function, reliance, and homeostasis.…
Read MoreJuan Melero-Martin
Juan Melero-Martin, Ph.D. Associate Professor Boston Children’s Hospital Research Interests: My laboratory has the following research interests: Vascular bioengineering, endothelial progenitors, pluripotent stem cell-derived vascular cells, tissue engineering, and vascular organoids. NAVBO Activities: Member since 2008; Publication Alert Committee, Editor (2014-present) | Publication Alert Committee, Senior Editor (2022-present) | Communications Committee, member (2022-present) | Co-organizer,…
Read MoreYun Fang
Yun Fang, Ph.D. Associate Professor University of Chicago Research Interests: My lab strives to contribute to and exploit a deeper understanding of vascular biology related to human disease and develop innovative nanomedicine-based therapeutic strategies to treat cardiovascular complications. We have contributed significantly to the molecular understanding of endothelial homeostasis governed by blood flow, with emphasis on…
Read MoreHong Chen
Hong Chen, Ph.D. Associate Professor Boston Children’s Hospital Research Interests: My laboratory studies the role of endocytic adaptor proteins in development an in diseases such as atherosclerosis, ischemic stroke, diabetes, lymphedema, cancer, myocardial infarction, and obesity. We have developed unique in vivo and in vitro mammalian model systems to aid in the detailed characterization of these…
Read MoreMarie Billaud
Marie Billaud, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Brigham and Women’s Hospital Research Interests: My lab works on human aortic aneurysms arising in the proximal aorta. I work mainly on human specimens to answer various questions pertaining to the pathological mechanisms of the disease in various patient populations. Our lab studies several patient populations, including patients born with…
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