#Biomedical Sciences Research

✨Lab techniques I learned as a research associate✨ Everyday in the lab has taught lots of new things! Grateful for the skills, the science, and the small wins that makes research worth it 🥼🔬 #science #stem #phd #life #humor

Realidad aumenta #biomedicina #viral #biomedica #biomedicalengineering #education #biomedic #fyp #educacion #educación #cursosonline

A sneak peak into the life of a marine biologist studying the deep sea. Oceanography PhD student in Hawaii 🌊👩🏻‍🔬🦐🧬⛴️ #marinebiology #science #biology #stem #ecology #womeninstem #womeninscience #deepsea #marinescience #oceanography #phd #phdstudent

What exactly is Biomedical Science? Biomed involves looking at the human body and disease at a molecular level. Simply put, it's the science behind medicine! Any questions? Let me know in the comments! ... #BiomedicalScience #Biomed #Medicine #Science #Stem #Biomed

What if your medicine was alive? 👀🧬 That’s the power of cell therapy — using living cells to treat disease, repair damage, and regenerate tissue. From CAR-T cells that fight cancer to iPSCs that can become almost any cell type, this field is reshaping the future of healthcare. And it’s not just theory — we’re doing this in the lab right now. 🧫💥 Whether you’re new to biotech or deep in the science, this is one area you’ll want to keep an eye on 👀💡 #celltherapy #biotech #research #cellbiology #virology #lablife

Doom scrolling is dead. Looking for STEM & BioMed accounts to follow? Here are some of my favourites: @studyholmes - An MD who moved to Antarctica to conduct research with the European Space Agency. 
@ditto.daily - Shares women’s health research and takes you inside her lab. 
@harvardmed - The best microscope images and quick explainers on medical science. @engrl.co - Explore every engineering field as a woman in engineering (I’m biased toward the biomedical posts).
 @jeans.scenes - Real talk about working in biotech and finding life balance. @biomedicalbits - Broken down research, innovation, behind-the-scenes, podcasts @biohub - The Chan-Zuckerberg initiative @c.belliveau.science - PhD in neuroscience, navigating career after academia If you’re building your biomedical & STEM feed, save this list ✨ #biomedical #biomedicalscience #biomedicalengineering #biomed #stem #medicine #stemcareers #creators #science

Super cool stuff going on in the lab! Recently learned about this in one of my classes and thought I’d share. Thought I’d revamp this series to make it more interesting 🙂 From a productive day in the lab: • Reviewed results from our MIC assay • Started plant tissue culture (seed germination & callus initiation) • Learned how plant cells can be grown in vitro #biotech #neuroscience #stem #science #ditl

For everyone’s curiosity, this is the top 10 counties that you might want to check if you want to work as a Biomedical Scientist and have a comfortable pay 👩🏻‍🔬💰 But this list doesn’t ONLY reflect the pay, it also reflect how much the country appreciates and values their Scientists, and I believe that is a heavier factor! #womeninstem #womeninscience #biomedicalscientist #immunology #biotechnologists🔬😁✌️ #immunologylab #medicaltechnologist #careeradvice #sallary #careerpath #top10

A snippet of what biomed life is like 🔬🧫 #biomedicalengineering #student #womaninengineering #womaninstem #stemgirls #engineering #engineeringstudent

video source: Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania in collab w VMP, review by kobayashi & haraguchi in communicative & integrative biology. optimism despite recent cuts of billions of dollars from NIH funding by restricting indirect costs (equipment, operations, maintenance, hazardous waste management, support staff) to 15%, although the average indirect cost rate for organizations receiving grants from the NIH was ~28% "How a living cell responds to exogenous materials is one of the fundamental questions in the life sciences. In particular, understanding the mechanisms by which a cell recognizes exogenous double-stranded DNA (dsDNA) is important for immunology research because it will facilitate the control of pathogen infections that entail the presence of exogenous dsDNA in the cytoplasm of host cells. Several cytosolic dsDNA sensor proteins that trigger innate immune responses have been identified and the downstream signaling pathways have been investigated. However, the events that occur at the site of exogenous dsDNA when it is exposed to the cytosol of the host cell remain unknown. Using dsDNA-coated polystyrene beads incorporated into living cells, we recently found that barrier-to-autointegration factor (BAF) binds to the exogenous dsDNA immediately after its appearance in the cytosol and plays a role in DNA avoidance of autophagy. Our findings reveal a novel pathway in which BAF plays a key role in the detection of and response to exogenous dsDNA." #cellbiology #genetics #biology #dna

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When I first joined my PhD program, I thought I understood what research meant, but I never realized the depth of what it truly entails. Research is challenging because only a small percentage of experiments actually work the way you expect them to. Most of the time, it’s troubleshooting, re-thinking, and starting over. But that’s also what makes it beautiful. It teaches you discipline, patience, and perseverance in a way nothing else can. Every setback is a reminder that failure isn’t the opposite of progress, but a part of it. And when something finally works, the joy outweighs every frustration. This is why it’s called re-search: searching again and again until you find answers worth uncovering. ☺️👩🏻‍🔬 #science #sciencetok #phdstudent #labtok #scientist #cancerbiology #scientistfromnepal