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Good self-editing is about getting rid of passages you love but which just don’t work within the context of the whole. #killingyourbabies

Congratulations to Po wei (Billy) Kang on winning the Dr. Philip Needleman Pharmacology Prize from the Division of Biology and Biomedical Sciences! Kang worked in the lab of Jon Silva and eared a medical degree from Test Account and a doctorate from #WashUBME in May 2023.

Should be interesting.

This review brings together recent advances in the field of computational modeling of heart arrhythmia, including new ways to probe heart cells, create models and test whether they are predictive. aippub.org/42VBUK5 Jon Silva WashU Biomedical Engineering

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Not sure how you can look at this data, ostensibly be interested in either meritocracy or equality, and want to move away from standardized tests. It's the subjective measures that are most slanted in favor of the rich kids. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

This watercolor painting is a tribute to the timer that I used during my PhD. It was a simple device, but it was indispensable for my research. I used it to measure time intervals for various laboratory applications, such as bacterial transformation using heat shock. I wanted to

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There are many advantages to publishing in JGenPhysiol including the exceptionally valuable expert reviews, the user-friendly online presentation of articles, and their robust social media campaign. #ionchannels

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We are honored to take part as #epeeps from BIDMC joined our journey. Drs. @davilandre, Patricia Tung, Andy Locke and @rdangelomd performed two weeks of cases with sentiar. We are grateful for Jenifer Kaufman and the whole team at BI. Here’s to the future, Cheers!

This is surprisingly accurate for me, except that 350 new messages seems a bit low...

The worst and most useless advice given to PhD students: find a gap in literature. Here's why: The problem with "finding a gap in literature" is that it's an analogy. It assumes that an academic field is like a wall. Every researcher brings a brick or two and that's how we

Had a great visit at Washington University, St Louis. Nice to meet up with fellow ion channelists. Thank you Jon Silva for hosting me!

So true.

Once again I would like to remind everyone that the product manager at Zoom who decided that users should be forced to update before joining a meeting should be fired. I am now 2 minutes late

Check it out! Jon Silva Jon Silva and Jennifer Silva, MD Jen Silva, MD were featured in St. Louis Magazine’s article highlighting entrepreneurial St. Louisans. stlmag.com/business/st-lo…

Congratulations to #WashUBME doctoral student Erica Marquez on receiving an American Heart Association fellowship! Marquez studies cardio-electrophysiology in the lab of Jon Silva and will study ion channels in the heart with the fellowship. engineering.wustl.edu/news/2024/Marq…

.Nate Huebsch and Jon Silva are studying mutations that cause heart disease by tricking stem cells into behaving like mature heart cells. They detail their findings in a paper recently published in iScience. engineering.wustl.edu/news/2024/Hear…

The future is here! sentiar technology is in use for Valley Health System patients. valleyhealth.com/newsroom/valle…