Mac Gabhann Lab at @JohnsHopkins. Systems Pharmacology, Precision Medicine, Computational Therapy Design. Members of @ICM_JHU, @JHUBME, @INBT_JHU. PI: @FMacG
Baltimore, MD
Joined November 2009
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Congratulations @FMacG on your 10th lab anniversary! 🎉🎉🎉 Current lab members and alumni are very grateful for your mentorship and support throughout the years, and were delighted to celebrate this milestone (and your birthday!) with you 🥳🥂🎂
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Our review of computational models for #endometriosis diagnosis & treatment (w/ @FMacG & @AGonzalez_JHU ) is out!☺️Connecting findings from labs, animals, & patients takes creativity + collaboration. We talk previous work & future opportunities here: doi.org/10.3389/frph.2021.69…
Inez is also presenting a poster on her collaborative work modeling the systems pharmacology of Antibody-Drug Conjugates. This is part of her research as an AstraZeneca Scholar. (5/6)
(link requires event registration) events.hubilo.com/bmes2021/b…
Good luck to Wangui and Inez, and to all the platform and poster presenters, in person and virtual, at #BMES2021. (6/6)
A huge welcome to new @JHUBME PhD student and @MacGLab member @biochemnerd who started today. Welcome Amy!
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We're so honored to receive the 2019 PLoS Computation Biology Research Prize in Public Impact.
We wrote PhysiCell to empower modelers to do new and bigger science. I hope this prizes lets us reach and help even more.
@CompCancer @rheiland @IUBloomington @IUSICE @ara_anderson
We're delighted to announce the winners of our 2019 @PLOSCompBiol Research Prize! 🏆
Congratulations to Hadizadeh Esfahani et al plos.io/BAI; Dignon et al plos.io/EMS and Ghaffarizadeh et al plos.io/PI
Read more here: plos.io/2VZAEDn
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Nice to see some great papers get recognized with the @PLOSCompBiol research prize this year. Announcing the Winners of the 2019 PLOS Computational Biology Research Prize | PLOS Biologue blogs.plos.org/biologue/2019…
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We're delighted to announce the winners of our 2019 @PLOSCompBiol Research Prize! 🏆
Congratulations to Hadizadeh Esfahani et al plos.io/BAI; Dignon et al plos.io/EMS and Ghaffarizadeh et al plos.io/PI
Read more here: plos.io/2VZAEDn
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Over 50 students and faculty attended the FCBB course annual poster session, taught by Prof @KarchinRachel 👩🏫. Projects focused on data science topics, such as sequence analysis, machine learning, and network modeling for cancer and infectious diseases👩💻👨💻 icm.jhu.edu/2019/05/annual-p…
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Shiva Razavi, @JHUBME PhD student in the lab of Takanari Inoue (@InoueLabJHMI) in @jhu_ccd, received the Michael A. Shanoff Research Award for her work on engineering chemotactic transduction in a cell-mimetic device. Congratulations Shiva!
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Of twelve awards to graduate students across all of @HopkinsMedicine, this year *three* have been awarded to exceptional trainees in our #BiomedicalEngineering PhD program in @JHUBME! 🥳 Congratulations to Michael, Shiva, and John!
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Young Investigators' Day is a 42-year-strong tradition at @JohnsHopkins. It celebrates the research achievements of graduate students and postdocs from all the programs in @HopkinsMedicine. This year is extra-special for our PhD program in #BiomedicalEngineering (@JHUBME) 🥳 👇
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What do you get when an event is conceived, planned, led, and perfectly executed by trainees from @JHUBME @JHU_ChemBE and more? A smashing success! 🥳 Well done @JHUWOW, you’re a credit to @JohnsHopkins and @HopkinsEngineer. Missed it? Get involved at wow.jhu.edu 👩🔬👩💻
200+ attendees. 22 invited speakers. 8 breakout sessions. 7 tables. 65 posters. 1 jam-packed, inspiring day. 🙌
A huge thank you to EVERYONE who came out to the 2019 #WomenInSTEMSymposium for being a part of this inclusive community. We look forward to seeing you next year!
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So incredibly impressed by the creativity and engineering ability of our small but mighty team, who won the Most Thrilling prize for their rollercoaster, the “Dragon’s Tongue” 🐉👅 Awesome work, and thanks to @LabSarma for hosting the event!
Troops from the @girlscouts of central Maryland are at @JohnsHopkins for a day of engineering fun! The challenge: build a roller coaster with twists, turns, and loops out of cardboard boxes, pipe insulation tubing, tape, and other household materials. 🎢
