Aspiring scientist/bioengineer. Northerner melting in Texas.
Joined September 2019
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Caitlynn Barrows retweeted
We’ve only finished one day of #AADOCR2023 @AADOCR in Portland, and already so proud of the talks by our lab members, and by the many @UTSDHouston folks attending! Congrats to Max @Rice_BIOE & @ndeye_ka @UDMercy!
ALT Picture of our lab members standing in front of a large “Welcome to Oregon” sign at the Oregon Convention center, at the 2023 AADOCR research conference.
Caitlynn Barrows retweeted
Calling parents with kids who love STEM in Houston! Our annual Science Night is coming up. It is a FREE opportunity for elementary-aged children (with a parent/guardian) to do kid-friendly STEM-inspired activities. See you there! #StemEducationForKids #STEM #Science #HoustonTX
UTHealth Houston made social media stickers and I am here for them. A little late to the party with this one, but go get your flu shot! 🤣👻
Thankful for the opportunity to present my work at the Center for Cranofacial Research retreat today. #WeAreUTSD #SalivationArmy
@younglabUTH members discussing collaborative projects in SynerGel cancer immunotherapy, biomaterials for bone tissue regeneration and 3D salivary gland avatars at the @UTHealthHouston Center for Craniofacial Regeneration annual retreat. #weareutsd
Caitlynn Barrows retweeted
Excited to be attending the annual retreat of the @UTHealthHouston Center for Craniofacial Research. Lots of great science being presented ranging from cleft lip/palate genomics, tissue regeneration, craniofacial biology and cancer immunotherapy! #WeAreUTSD
Caitlynn Barrows retweeted
Working on a biosketch for an NIH fellowship application, but not sure where to start? The GSBS is hosting a one-hour webinar on Wednesday, Feb. 9, covering the specific requirements for this type of biosketch. Register at go.uth.edu/GSBS-NIH-biosketc…. #WeAreGSBS
Has anyone else read their undergraduate thesis project and just cringed? YIKES. 😱Writing a F31 application right now and I don't even want to include this experience... Ya'll... This. Is. Bad. 😳
The coolest thing about conferences is getting to listen to the amazing scientists whose work you fan girl over. #IADR
Caitlynn Barrows retweeted
Fri 7/23
11:00AM "Bioengineering Approaches to Xerostomia Treatment & Salivary Gland Regeneration"
Poster Session (ID 271)
2:00PM "Elucidating the Functional and Biomedical Impact of Salivary Biomolecules"
Symposium (ID 275)
Caitlynn Barrows retweeted
Done with Week1 of the 2021 Summer Biomedical Academy! Neurosurgeon Dr. Jeffrey Weinberg spoke to our high school students about his career and experiences in medicine #wearegsbs
Caitlynn Barrows retweeted
Hey everyone! Don't forget about our meeting this Thursday! All are welcome to attend. We'll be introducing ourselves and talking about upcoming events. If you have any questions, please reach out to us. See you Thursday at 2 P.M!
Caitlynn Barrows retweeted
Widespread COVID testing will be important as we "return to normal". Here's an infographic explaining current COVID testing options we @UTSDhouston made in collaboration with @utarlington. Feel free to share! Updated FDA info: bit.ly/35ec73Q
Losing my mind having to sit all day at a computer. Stacked a lap desk on top of my regular desk and voila, a cheap standing desk. Booyah.
So blessed to have participated in this year's #HealthcareInnovationChallenge. Worked with some incredible ladies to design a solution to hospital readmissions. Hard work paid off because Team 7 came in first! We are #UTHealth!
Caitlynn Barrows retweeted
Dopamine signaling in CD4+ T cells promotes a Th2 phenotype, which makes young mice more susceptible to allergy. These findings provide an age-related mechanism underlying the susceptibility of the young to allergic inflammation. cell.com/immunity/fulltext/S…
Caitlynn Barrows retweeted
Enjoying the DataBlitz at the annual Regenerative Medicine Symposium #RegMed2019 @GCCRegMed
I got a training grant fellowship thing! 😁 Thanks to everyone, especially my two advisors, for all the edits.
Congratulations to PhD grad student @CMLBarrows who was just awarded a UTHealth TL1 training grant to study the immune landscape of salivary glands in Sjogren’s Syndrome and model those interactions in 3D hydrogels! Great start to our collaboration with @farachca. #WeAreUTSD
Caitlynn Barrows retweeted
Congratulations to Alyson Yee DS2
and Nicholas Tipton DS1 for successfully presenting their summer projects at the @UTSDhouston Student Research Showcase today. Well done!
