
Mechanical Neuroimaging Lab at University of Delaware BME led by Dr. Curtis Johnson. #elastography enthusiasts. The action is the juice. @udbme
Newark, DE
Joined August 2017
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What would it take to get “New Morning (Ed Stasium Mix)”? @Steven_Hyden
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22nd Annual Neurotech Convention of SBMT - 2025
#Pharmatech #Medtech #BioTech #Celltech
Featured Speakers and Program - See them Here buff.ly/4bVjgrR
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Groundbreaking #research led by Alyssa Lanzi, Asst. Prof. of Communication Sciences & Disorders, explores whether subtle #language changes signal #dementia, using community outreach as a cornerstone.
Read more in UDaily ➡️ ow.ly/lTbU50Uq9Ro
#netDE #Alzheimers #Aging
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📣Mark your calendar for our exciting imaging symposium series! Links and topics will be annouced every week! #CCepiGR #CleClinicNeuro #NeuroTwitter #epilepsysurgery
Replying to @JasonCMarvin
so you did the official hot to go dance?
Replying to @Steven_Hyden
This has been my take forever. All time side
Just finished Long Road. Amazing journey with Pearl Jam and deeply emotional.
Thanks @Steven_Hyden. Loved every second of it
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#newinJBME Brain magnetic resonance elastography reveals that lateral impacts are most likely to cause injury and suggests a new metric for injury vulnerability--the ratio of strain energy to kinetic energy. @WashUengineers @HopkinsEngineer @UDengineering doi.org/10.1115/1.4062937
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New faculty member search! Apply here: careers.udel.edu/en-us/job/5…
Replying to @draash @CHOPRadiology
Thanks for hosting me! Was great to visit!
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Great to see @FASD_StudyGroup represented at the Enoch Gordis award finalist talk session! @RSAposts A great talk by (twitterless) Dr. Katrina Milbocker discussing work from her postdoc research with the @MechNeuroLab
We are so proud of you Grace! Columbia is getting the very best and you are going to do great things! Excited to see the lab you build and your future students are in for a treat!
(belated post for Twitter issues… but bumping the news cycle)
I have some exciting news to share!
I have accepted a position as a tenure track faculty member in Biomedical Engineering at Columbia University @ColumbiaBME
My lab will develop non-invasive methods for imaging brain mechanical properties! Looking forward to this next chapter!












