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Congratulations to "Hacks" for their tackling #ageism on screen! We can't wait to honor you in-person for your great screenplay at our #SentinelAwards in 9 days!
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"It is a huge manufacturing challenge to make material that mimics biological tissue" says @PittMEMS Asst Prof Qihan Liu, but his research in @ScienceMagazine explores using focused rotary jet spinning to build a artificial human heart from spun fiber. news.engineering.pitt.edu/ma…
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Electrical stimulation of surviving nerves of upper spinal cord—damaged by severe injury—can improve motor control of upper limb and allow individuals with limited arm function to partially regain lost movement. go.nature.com/3IgCU2K @MCapogrosso @NaturePortfolio @HealthPitt
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There's a beginning to everything. A 1927 shot of the Cathedral of Learning! #TBT
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Congratulations to @UREssien for being selected as one of the "20 People to Know in Health Care" by @PghBizTimes! 🎉 Dr. Essien is a national leader in #healthequity, with a focus on racial & ethnic disparities in the treatment of #cardiovasculardisease.
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As I spend more time capturing the city, my #Pittsburgh bucket list gets more specific, and one shot I've wanted for a few years was lightning over the Cathedral of Learning. Finally captured it last night, with the iconic building dwarfed by a massive strike behind it.
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🚨Registration is OPEN!🚨
We're so excited for our first #Pharmacoequity Conference!
🗓️May 20, 9AM-1PM
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FREE!
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Walking? Pitt shuttle? Car? If you are coming to Commencement, please plan in advance! There will be driving and parking limitations due to @PGHMarathon road closures that weekend. bit.ly/36rfauq #pittgrad22 #pittgrad20
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It was a subtle but beautiful sunrise in #Pittsburgh this morning to welcome in Easter Sunday, as the edge of the clouds caught the first light of the day.
A very happy Easter to all of you who celebrate. I hope that you have a joyous day with friends and family.
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Wombat poop is cube shaped. An octopus has nine brains. Weird but true facts like these are all in a day’s work for @DietrichSchool alumna Jess Boddy, an editor and podcast producer at Popular Science (@PopSci): bit.ly/33Xotxy
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If you could take a walk through Oakland today, where would be your must-see stops, #PittAlumni? #H2P
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Enjoyed having pop artist Burton Morris on campus last week to talk with our students and unveil the star of one of his latest paintings: the Cathedral of Learning!
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Just in case you miss the hustle and bustle of Oakland at night... Here's a quick reminder of how great it looks 💙💛
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Happy Friday, #PittAlumni! Welcome the weekend a little early with this candid Cathedral shot 💙💛 #H2P
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2023 Vilcek Prizes for Creative Promise in Biomedical Science awards young foreign-born researchers June 10 tinyurl.com/3bhjmn85 @PittResearch @PittHealthSci @HealthPitt @McGowanRM @PittOACD @DietrichSchool
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This #WomensHistoryMonth, learn about the lives of just a few of the incredible Pitt women whose path-forging work changed our past — and is shaping our tomorrow.
Full story: bit.ly/3ig8Zf7
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Welcome to the newly matched #CHPeds intern class! We are so excited to meet you all in a few short months! Thanks to the wonderful staff of our residency office for making a wonderful welcome board!
CONGRATS ALL!
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This #WomensHistoryMonth, learn about the lives of just a few of the incredible Pitt women whose path-forging work changed our past — and is shaping our tomorrow.
Full story: bit.ly/3ig8Zf7
